Turning at the peak of light and shadow: Wang Kai and a new chapter in his artistic life!
The TV screen in 2015 is simply a brilliant stage tailored for Hu Ge, Jin Dong, and Wang Kai. First of all, "Langya Bang" shocked people with the majestic momentum of ancient costume schemes, and then "The Pretender" swept in with a tense and exciting spy war, and the wonderful performance of the three brothers in the play made them become national male gods, and their acting careers ushered in an unprecedented peak.
Hu Ge, the former carefree brother, after experiencing a low point in his life, relied on Mei Changsu's wisdom and affection to completely reverse the situation, sit firmly on the front line, and become the "singer" in the hearts of thousands of fans.
Jin Dong, who hides a tough heart under his gentle and elegant appearance, his role in the play made him gain the title of "Grandma Killer", and the hearts of aunt fans were firmly captured by him, and his career territory expanded more and more.
In contrast, Wang Kai's path seems to be a little more tortuous. Just when people thought that he would take advantage of the victory and continue to dominate the screen, he quietly faded out of the public eye.
It turned out that at the peak of his career, Wang Kai suffered a heavy blow to his family, and his father's death and his own health problems dealt him a heavy blow.
After recovery, Wang Kai seems to have experienced a baptism of life, and his values have undergone a qualitative change.
Now Wang Kai is more willing to slow down the pace of life and enjoy the ordinary time with family and friends. His daily routine is no longer an endless announcement, but is filled with books, movies, flowers and games.
Occasionally, when he encounters a script that really touches his heart, he will still gladly accept it, but for him, filming is no longer the whole of life, but a choice of love and enjoyment.
Wang Kai's story is emotional and admirable.
In the vanity fair of the entertainment industry, he chose to listen to his inner voice and found the true nature of life.
Perhaps, for real actors, knowing when to "let go" is also a valuable art.
