Jing Boran's "silent" acting skills
In the eighth episode of the TV series "New Life", the role of Fei Ke played by Jing Boran moved countless audiences with his superb acting skills, especially the silent steak eating scene.
In this scene, after Fei Ke was released from prison due to the substitute examination incident, he refused his father's financial assistance and was alone in the restaurant, facing the leftovers left by the guests at the previous table, and his inner drama was vividly interpreted by Jing Boran.
Jing Boran's performance in this scene does not have a single line, but through subtle expressions and movements, he conveys the complex emotions of the character. From the initial caution, to the courage to pick up the fork, to the tears in his eyes but not daring to cry, every detail reveals Fei Ke's inner pain, humiliation and unwillingness. This kind of "silent is better than sound" acting skills makes the audience empathize, as if they can hear the inner cry of the character.
Netizens are hotly discussed: the collision of acting skills and emotions
Jing Boran's performance sparked widespread discussion on social media. Netizens have said that Jing Boran's acting skills make people empathize, and his eyes and emotions are expressed in place, which makes people see how a genius with a bright future struggles under the weight of life. Some netizens even said that they couldn't calm down for a long time after watching this scene, and Jing Boran's acting skills made people feel distressed.
What's even more interesting is that there is no lack of humor and ridicule among netizens in the discussion. Someone joked: "Jing Boran eats steak, I eat melon, we both have a bright future." Someone else joked: "This scene reminds me of what I looked like when I ate a buffet, but I was active, and Fei was passive." These light-hearted and witty comments not only alleviate the heaviness of the plot, but also increase the interest of the discussion.
The art and challenges behind acting
In the process of advancing the plot, the actor must not only take on the task of telling the story, but also grasp the subtlety of the character's psychological changes. Through his performance in "New Life", Jing Boran undoubtedly reflects his deep understanding of the role and his mastery of the art of acting.
Silent performances are a great test of the actors' self-control and expressiveness, as they need to convey complex emotions through body language, eye contact, and subtle facial expressions without lines.
The social impact of the persona
As a mass media, TV dramas often have a profound impact on society. Jing Boran played Fei Ke in "New Life", a character with a profound social background. To a certain extent, his experiences and choices reflect the plight of many young people in the real world.
Such a character is not just a fictional image, but also a mirror that reflects the complexity of today's society and the challenges faced by young people.
Controversial summary: the boundaries of acting and the expectations of the audience
Jing Boran's steak scene is undoubtedly a breakthrough in his acting skills, and it also makes the audience have higher expectations for the actors' performances. However, where are the boundaries of acting? Should an actor sacrifice the dignity of a character for the sake of realism? These issues sparked controversy among the audience.
On the one hand, some people believe that actors should try to restore the real emotions of the characters as much as possible, even if it means showing the fragility and unbearable of the characters. On the other hand, there are also concerns that excessive realism may make the audience feel uncomfortable and even have a negative impact on the actor himself.
In such discussions, we can't help but ask: what kind of acting do we expect as an audience? Is it the pursuit of extreme realism, or is it more inclined to the artistic distance between the actor and the character? There are no standard answers to these questions, but it is discussions like this that make the entertainment industry more diverse and interesting.
Finally, we invite netizens to share their views in the comment area. What do you think of Jing Boran's performance of eating steak? What kind of truth do you think actors should pursue in their performances? Let's discuss together and enjoy this feast of acting and emotions together.