Recently, directed by Wang Zi, starring Chen Long and Chai Biyun, and starring Chang Bo, Xu Xiaosa, He Fei and other actors, the modern revolutionary drama "Burning Earth" was broadcast simultaneously on Anhui Satellite TV and Shandong Satellite TV, and was broadcast exclusively on the network platform Mango TV; once the drama was broadcast, with its rigorous and lively plot, the actors' solid performances caused wide discussion among the audience on the social platform and won a lot of praise.
Written by gold-medal screenwriter Zhao Dongling, the drama takes the warlord melee in the Republic of China period as the historical background, telling the revolutionary hero story of the nationality in danger since the 1930s of the last century, when the young brother of the Great Warlord of Jiaodong, Mou Zilong, gave up his family feud and led the sons and daughters of Jiaodong to protect the country and the people. Different from the grand narrative of previous revolutionary dramas, "Burning the Earth" emphasizes the growth of the protagonist and, on the basis of reality, excavates the drama and appeal of the theme of the War of Resistance itself, presenting the audience with an epic poem of the growth of anti-Japanese heroes.
Actor Chang Bo played in the play a Communist Party member Chang Renjie who secretly lurked in the Kuomintang army, who overcame many difficulties to protect and develop a group of progressive young people as party members and established a local revolutionary armed force; for him, this type of role is not the first contact, before that, in CCTV's hit "Top Secret Mission", Chang Bo played Li Shouke, an underground traffic officer on the "Central Red Traffic Line" in Longyan, Fujian Province, Li Shouke eventually sacrificed himself to protect comrades and intelligence; whether it was Chang Renjie or Li Shouke With his rigorous attitude and solid acting skills, Chang Bo portrayed the firmness and wisdom of the early CCP members into three points, making the audience feel refreshed.
Of course, want to have a sense of heaviness and sacrifice themselves to complete the spirit of the overall situation, is not a simple thing, for the interpretation of revolutionary figures, according to Chang Bo's words, "the most important thing is to start from the heart, from the heart to identify with the advantages and disadvantages of embracing this role", it is understood that in order to better shape the role of Ordinary People Jie, Chang Bo did a lot of preparatory work before shooting, studied the history of Jiaodong Party history and looked for a historical figure archetype close to his own interpretation in the process of reading. Trying to figure out the same parts of the role he played from the historical archetype, so as to better understand the role he played, in order to make himself more suitable for the role he wanted to play from the depths of his heart; Chang Bo, in addition to digging up the characteristics of the role himself, he also actively sought the guidance of party history experts, so as to more accurately understand the role archetype and the social environment and revolutionary background at that time.
As Chang Bo said: "Playing revolutionary heroes in two main melody dramas in succession, I have a deeper understanding of the history of the Chinese revolution and the Chinese Communist Party." Therefore, he also looks forward to more opportunities to create these simple and vivid roles, has always been an actor Chang Bo in his field of tireless desire to make progress, figure out the role, interpret the role, sincerely and diligently perform; in the past few years of his acting career, Chang Bo has created dozens of roles with different styles, with the accumulation of experience and the deepening of the understanding of the role, each character he has created has become more and more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and he is expected to bring more wonderful performances to the audience.