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Whether it is "Liangsheng" or "Breaking the Sky", or "Orange and Red Years" or "Ruyi Zhuan", one of the most significant features of recent hit TV series is the idolization and rejuvenation of the drama production style. Among the many idolIZED TV series, the urban emotional drama "Born in the 70s" with a strong sense of age is somewhat "different", but this does not prevent this TV series from being sought after by the audience. On the one hand, it is because "Born in the 70s" has aroused the empathy of this group because of the realistic care of the "post-70s" age group; on the other hand, it has also benefited from the solid acting skills of several powerful actors in the play, which jointly supported the "growth history of post-70s men". In particular, the "familiar raw face" Wan Peixin, played in "Born in the 70s", played by Qi Sheng, who has affection for his family and his brothers, is the perfect template for men after the 70s.
Directed by Yan Xiaochai and Li Xinbo, and starring Li Jiahang, Yao Di, Wan Peixin and Jiang Han, "Born in the 70s" is an inspirational story about three boys who grew up in different family environments, experienced the 1970s who grew up in the 1970s when they were born in the conservative thinking of material scarcity, grew up in the 1980s at the beginning of the wave of reform and opening up, struggled in the context of the 1990s of institutional reform and industrial change, grew from unruly teenagers to real manhood, and found dignity, friendship, family affection and love in the lost and sinking.
Compared with the attention of many film and television dramas to the post-80s, 90s and even post-00s groups, the post-70s group, which almost grew up with the reform and opening up of the republic, has rarely paid attention to the theme in recent years. In "Born in the 70s", the director takes yang fan, Qi Shengli and Wang Xiaobing as the representatives of the three male characters, outlining and portraying the different fate choices and life trajectories of ordinary post-70s generations under the strong social changes such as education reform, institutional reform and industrial reform.
Among them, Qi Shengli, played by Wan Peixin, is the most capable of the three boys. With his own efforts, he was admitted to the best university in the province. Although when he graduated, the university was no longer assigned, but this did not prevent Qi Shengsheng from making achievements in every position - in the motorcycle factory, he used his own thinking to put forward opinions on the motorcycle factory, although due to lack of experience was stolen by the section chief to ask for credit, but it was enough to show his ability; after changing the company's sales manager, he was also quickly promoted to deputy general manager by performance; when he went to Shenzhen to work hard, this piece of gold still shined and became a talent that customers wanted to poach.
What impressed the audience more about this role was the simple kindness and persistent tenacity that Qi Sheng had inherited from his parents. He has been the leader of a small team of three since he was a child, and he is better than everything else - for the other two brothers who grew up together, he emphasizes friendship and morality, often fights for his brothers, the small soldiers are almost caught by the city management, it is he who takes Yang Fan to break the siege for his brothers; when the small soldiers inexplicably become the scapegoats for the bankrupt boss's millions of debts, it is he and Yang Fan who carry the debts for the small soldiers without complaint; he will resign from the high-paying position envied by others because he is unwilling to work with dishonest people. Instead of being eroded by the filth of reality. It can be said that Qi Shengli is a spiritual idol who adheres to love and dignity in the hearts of the post-70s, and in the body of Qi Shengli, it is imprinted with too many sustenance that the post-70s want to get and cannot get.
It is worth mentioning that Wan Peixin's interpretation of the role of "Qi Victory" is full of flesh and blood power: he is not willing to be mediocre, but he has to obey his father's arrangement to work on motorcycles, but he is not afraid of authority, and gives opinions on the management and product quality of the motorcycle factory; despite the opposition and insisting on going to Shenzhen, although he has experienced the baptism of society, he still can't rub sand in his eyes, and in front of the issue of principle, even the persuasion of Wen Xiaoya, who was once the object of admiration, can not change his position in the slightest. Although this character has changed from a rebellious and naïve teenager to a tough and calm youth after experiencing the grinding of life, the fire in his heart has always been the most shining place for this role. While grasping the personality and psychological changes in the process of Qi's victory over growth, Wan Peixin also gave this character a reasonable emotional motivation, and vividly and naturally handled the transition of the entire level, presenting the audience with a flesh-and-blood, rich and three-dimensional Qi victory. It is difficult to imagine that Wan Peixin in 87 years can actually cross the gap of the era and accurately interpret the characteristics of the post-70s era of tolerance and introspection. It also makes people have to sigh why a good actor like Wan Peixin is still the most familiar "raw face" that many people may not be able to call a name.
In fact, in the popular variety show "I Am an Actor", many powerful actors with names that are not so loud have issued a call for "giving real actors more attention". Under this environment where traffic stars are supreme, many good actors who are not hype and not impetuous, and who have been silently lurking to study their acting skills, have not received the respect they deserve. It is undeniable that some artists are good at using social media to mingle with fans and become what others call "pet fan demons"; but there are also actors like Wan Peixin who have a low-key personal style and concentrate on acting itself. At any time, traffic should not become the criterion for judging the value of actors, the work itself should be the root of the actors, the so-called drama is bigger than the sky, which is exactly the case.
Whether it is from the appearance conditions or the acting skills shown in past works, Wan Peixin is an actor with great potential and strong plasticity. His masculine and domineering light and mature male temperament allows him to easily hold such a hard-line role as Wang Zhida, an arrogant and simple boxer in "Proud Sun Like Me", and Shen Mengyu, a brutal and cold-blooded Kuomintang agent in "The Flame of The Sharp Edge"; his low-key and calm personality allows him to control the Qing Dynasty in "The Zhi of Yinghuan". This performance in "Born in the 70s" has made him more praised by the audience and netizens, and even left messages in the bullet screen: "Qi defeated you and did not go!" "With so many favorites from the audience, I believe that in the near future, Wan Peixin will have more excellent works coming out."