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Girly VS Age, Jinsha's "Role Challenge"
In the latest issue of "Infinite Transcendence Class", the audience ushered in a unique "time journey". Jin Sha partnered with actor Jin Chao to perform a clip from the classic film "Sunny Day". However, this collaboration was not without controversy, but sparked a heated discussion among netizens about "age and role". Jin Sha, the singer and actor who once won the hearts of the people with her sweet girl image, once again challenged the role of "girl", but this time, she faced a more critical audience and a more realistic age problem.
Jinsha's "girlishness" has always been one of her trademarks, and her sweet image and fresh temperament allow her to easily control the role of a girl in many works. However, as the years passed, so did Jinsha's age. This time, she played a girl again, but many viewers felt that it was a bit "out of play". Some netizens ridiculed: "Jinsha's acting skills are really amazing, playing a girl is still so sweet and lovely, but it looks like my mother is playing my cousin!" Although there is a hint of humor in this commentary, it also reflects the audience's concern about the issue of "age and role".
The boundary of acting, the "ridicule" and "expectation" of netizens
Jinsha's acting skills have always been her highly praised, whether it is singing or acting, she can interpret the role deeply in the hearts of the people. However, this time the "girl" challenge has put her under unprecedented pressure. Netizens have expressed their opinions on social media, and some expressed their support, believing that Jin Sha's acting skills are still excellent and can successfully control various roles; Others expressed concern, believing that Jinsha should try more character types instead of blindly immersing herself in the role of "girl".
In this discussion, there is no shortage of humorous and hilarious comments. Some netizens ridiculed: "Jinsha is a professional girl role, she has been playing a girl from elementary school to work, do you have to consider changing studios?" Although such comments have a certain sense of ridicule, they also reflect the attention and expectations of netizens for Jinsha's acting career. They hope that Jinsha can try more character types and show more diverse acting skills.
The boundaries of age, actors' "self-awareness" and "audience expectations"
In this discussion about "why Jinsha is still playing a girl", we also see the subtle relationship between the actor and the audience about "age and role". For actors, they want to be able to constantly challenge themselves in their acting careers and try out a variety of different types of roles. However, as they get older, they also face some "role choice" dilemmas. Some roles may no longer be appropriate for their age and image, but they have to continue to play for a variety of reasons.
For the audience, they want to be able to see a more realistic and closer to life character image on the screen. They hope that actors can choose the right roles according to their age and image, rather than blindly pursuing "girlishness" or "little fresh meat". At the same time, they also hope that the actors can continue to improve their acting skills and expressiveness, and bring more wonderful performances to the audience.
Actors and audiences, who has the final say?
In this discussion about "why Jinsha is still playing a girl", we saw the controversy and collision between the actors and the audience about "age and role". On the one hand, actors want to be able to constantly challenge themselves and try various roles in their acting careers; On the other hand, the audience wants to see more realistic and life-like characters. So, who really has the final say in this controversy?
Perhaps, we can't give a definitive answer. Because the relationship between the actor and the audience is mutual, dynamic. Actors need to constantly challenge themselves and improve their acting skills and expressiveness; The audience needs to give enough support and understanding to the actors, so that they can continue to grow and improve in their acting careers. Only in such interactions and collisions can we see more wonderful and authentic performing arts.