An Lingrong in "The Legend of Zhen Huan" has a bad mentality, but the actor Tao Xinran is very good.
Tao Xinran can play An Lingrong so three-dimensional and so well, because of the cultural connotation, she can deeply understand the characters.
An Lingrong is a very complex character in the play, timid, inferior, forbearing, vicious, and crazy.
From the inferiority complex at the beginning, due to her humble background, to carefully catering to others, she wanted to get close to Zhen Huan, but she was not confident in all kinds, to the forbearance and cruelty in the middle, and then to the indifference, self-blame and helplessness before her death......
A series of personality transitions, natural transitions in acting skills, can convince people and make people understand this change in her.
Every scene about this character is still fresh in my memory.
The role is difficult to handle, let's say it's bad, it's not clear, it's weak, it's bulliful, and it's vicious.
That year, Tao Xinran was only 25 years old.
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In the dark, the character is always related to the person. Although her own personality is completely opposite to the role, An Lingrong and Tao Xinran have many moments when they overlap.
Tao Xinran grew up and had excellent academic performance.
Her mother's way of educating her was a bit strong, regardless of it, and the idea was that "why aren't you better than the people in front of you?"
She scored 98 points, not praise, and her mother would angrily ask: How did you lose those 2 points?
Tao's mother is a teacher and has vanity, she thinks: The teacher's children are the top few, and they can't pass the test to others, and their faces are gloomy.
In such a devilish training environment, Tao Xinran chose to learn acting, which is the opposite of his mother's idea.
An Lingrong's expressive performance, her grievances and forbearance have more or less the shadow of Tao Xinran's stubbornness.
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Now that she has detached herself from the influence of her family, she has a completely different education for her children, respecting her children.
Parents are also first-time parents, and my mother admits that she is deficient in education, and she says to her daughter: You win.
It can be seen from Tao Xinran's speech and demeanor that those who have read books have a deep cultural heritage.
She's assertive.
In "The Legend of Zhen Huan", An Lingrong compares with Zhen Huan (played by Sun Li) everywhere.
So, someone got into the play and asked her: What are you comparing to Sun Li?
Tao Xinran smiled helplessly: I compare with Sun Li, I have TL.
She said: If I compare my skin with a baby, compare my body with a model, and compare my acting skills with Gong Li every day, am I crazy?
The words that followed were really sobering: I recognized my ordinary, but I also knew my irreplaceability, my uniqueness.
Yes, people should be content, don't have internal friction, don't compare, there is no end to comparison, this is the most painful state of mind.
Compared with better people, you can always compare, don't push yourself too much, compare with your past self, everyone is a personality existence.
Besides, she is not an ordinary person, she has an impressive classic role, and her acting skills are no worse than Sun Li.
Tao Xinran, a very thoughtful actor.
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