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TVB's post-viewing crying scene is revealed: the emotional myth behind the eye drops, who of the three "water queens" is the most touching?
Oops, there has been a lot of uproar on the Internet recently, and a group of photos of the TVB after-TV set were exposed, and everyone was quite surprised. Why? Because one of them, who we are particularly familiar with, was actually photographed using eye drops when filming a crying scene! At this moment, everyone began to wonder, could it be that all the touching crying scenes we saw were supported by eye drops?
To be honest, in TV series and movies, crying scenes have always been a very important part. It's like a mirror that reflects the actor's level of understanding and engagement with the character. A truly well-placed crying scene can instantly let the audience enter the situation, cry and laugh with the characters. However, as soon as the eye drops came out, everyone began to wonder, is the crying scene real or not?
On the big stage of TVB, there are a few crying scenes behind the scenes, which is recognized as good. Let's talk about these three: Cai Shaofen, Charmaine Sheh and Hu Dingxin. Their crying scenes in the play are all heartbreaking when they watch it.
Let's talk about Cai Shaofen first, her crying scene in "Golden Branches Desire" really makes people have mixed feelings. She plays like a concubine, it's called a bad fate, every time I see her crying, I feel how bitter she is. The tears, looking real, seemed to be the pain and suffering in her heart, flowing out bit by bit.
Let's talk about Charmaine Sheh, her crying scene in "Yanxi Raiders" is also a must. From a small palace maid to a later queen, her character has experienced too many ups and downs. Every time I see her crying, I feel that those tears are full of stories. Sometimes it's because I've been betrayed, sometimes it's because I've lost my loved ones, and the tears are really distressing.
and Hu Dingxin, her crying scene in "Winning the Gold" is also impressive. The role she played experienced the ups and downs of life, and every time I saw her crying, I felt as if she had cried all her grievances and unwillingness. Those tears, looking at it, make people feel how difficult it is in her heart.
The crying scenes of these three people behind the scenes really have their own characteristics and their own touching. However, as soon as the eye drops came out, everyone began to wonder: how many of their crying scenes were real, and how many of them were supported by eye drops?
Actually, I don't think we can generalize about it. When an actor is filming, sometimes for various reasons, he may indeed need to use some auxiliary means to create the atmosphere of the crying scene. However, this does not mean that their crying scenes are fake. After all, when actors are acting, they have to devote themselves to the role, and their tears are often real emotions.
As for this eye drop, it may be like a small prop to help the actor better enter the role and express emotions better. However, the real crying scene still depends on the actor's own emotional investment and performance skills.
So, let's not get too caught up in this eye drop. After all, the actors put in a lot of effort and sweat in order to present us with a good work. We should pay more attention to their performances themselves, instead of dwelling on these trivial things.
In short, the crying scenes of these three people, whether true or false, have become classics in our hearts. Their tears, both real and with the help of auxiliary means, have touched our hearts deeply. Let's enjoy their performances and stop dwelling on these little things!
Having said that, it's actually not easy for the actors. In front of the camera, they need to show all kinds of emotions, and sometimes even force themselves to experience those unpleasant emotions. Crying scenes, as an important way of emotional expression, are a huge challenge for actors. In such a short period of time, it is indeed not easy for them to quickly get into the state and accurately convey the pain, sadness or despair of the characters to the audience.
And eye drops may just be a small aid in their pursuit of a more perfect performance. After all, the actors' goal is to present a real, moving character image that the audience can empathize with. As for whether or not eye drops are used, it is not really the most important thing. The important thing is whether they performed the role with their hearts and whether they moved the audience with real emotions.
Of course, we can't deny that some actors may rely too much on aids such as eye drops to create the atmosphere of the crying scene. But this situation is an exception after all, and it cannot represent the entire group of actors. Most of the actors are still very dedicated, and they will do their best to perform every role well, so that the audience can see the most realistic performance.
Therefore, when we evaluate the crying scenes of actors, we should pay more attention to their emotional investment and performance skills, rather than being overly entangled in whether they use auxiliary means such as eye drops. After all, the actors' performances are meant to allow us to better understand and feel the characters, not to make us find fault with the way they act.
Finally, I want to say that the crying scenes of these three behind-the-scenes, whether true or false, have become classics in our hearts. They touched us with their acting skills and emotions, and gave us a deeper knowledge and understanding of the characters. Therefore, we should cherish their efforts and dedication, appreciate their performances, and feel the emotional impact they bring us. And those little controversies about eye drops, let it go with the wind!
Speaking of the crying scene of these three behind-the-scenes, we can actually talk a few more words. Do you know that every actor has his own experience and experience when performing a crying scene. Cai Shaofen once said that when she was acting in a crying scene, she would try to recall the saddest moments in her life to make her tears more real. Charmaine Sheh admits that she will enter the state by taking deep breaths and relaxing her muscles, so that her emotions can flow more naturally. Hu Dingxin said that she will communicate deeply with the director and rival actors to ensure that they reach emotional resonance, so as to make the crying scene more moving.
These small details may be the secret of their crying scenes that are so moving. After all, the crying scene is not just as simple as shedding tears, it is also a comprehensive embodiment of the actor's emotions, skills and experience. Therefore, when we see them crying on the screen, we might as well think more about the dedication and efforts behind them.
Moreover, with the progress of the times and the improvement of the audience's aesthetics, our requirements for actors are getting higher and higher. We not only want to see the actors cry, but also want to see them cry while being able to convey deeper emotions and meanings. These three have undoubtedly done this, and their crying scenes not only move us, but also make us think.
So, the next time you see the crying scene behind TVB, you might as well give them more understanding and support. After all, they put in too much effort and sweat in order to present us with a good work.
(Disclaimer) The process and pictures described in the article are from the Internet, and this article aims to advocate positive social energy and no vulgar and other bad guidance.