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Li Chengru's "Drama Confucian Life" column has attracted a lot of audiences since its inception, in this short video column program, Li Chengru adheres to his consistent and straight-forward characteristics, and criticizes many of the current situation in the film and television circle. His sharp and ruthless words have made more viewers understand the chaos of today's film and television industry, and it is no wonder that the "Clear Plan" is imperative.
In the eighth episode of the latest broadcast of "Drama Confucian Life", Li Chengru put forward his own views on the filming of the drama involved in the case. As we all know, after Li Chengru experienced the ups and downs in the shopping mall, the representative work that entered the show business circle is "Six Groups of Serious Cases", which is a CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION POLICE AND BANDIT TV SERIES THAT HAS MADE HIM FAMOUS AND RECEIVED WIDE ATTENTION.
At that time, there were a lot of police and gangster TV series, but to stand out from many works of the same type, the secret of "Six Groups of Serious Cases" was not to render the criminals' crime process, but to focus the lens on the people's police. The grounded protagonist and simple office decoration make this work become a meal, and it is known as the most powerful criminal investigation drama in the history of Chinese television, and has become a classic of the times.
Starting from the drama involved in the case, teacher Li Chengru has his own in-depth insight into the film and television works of this theme. Perhaps in the eyes of outsiders, he is an ordinary male actor, but in the heart of an actor, he needs to be responsible for his own work and the quality of the work. Because a "rumor" many years ago indicated that the central government had documents that could no longer shoot the drama involved in the case, Li Chengru was silent in this field for ten years.
Juvenile delinquency has always been a sensitive social topic, and excessively bloody and cruel police films may be able to make the audience feel refreshed for a while, but for teenagers whose minds are not yet mature, it is undoubtedly a cognitive obstacle. Looking at today's film and television drama themes, there are not a few adaptations based on real cases, but for how to delete these real cases and simplify them, highlighting the theme needs to be studied.
In the column "Drama Confucian Life", Li Chengru expressed his views on this adaptation of real cases. He mentioned that, like some of the major cases that have taken place in recent years, there are many capitals that want to invest in filming, but this is unethical. The feasibility of such an act also needs to be discussed, and human nature cannot be abandoned in order to make money, regardless of social influence.
The Hunan "playground burial" case, which shocked the people, is a typical example, the nephew and uncle were relatives whose blood was thicker than water, but they turned against each other in the face of economic benefits. The nephew of the school's principal at the time had evil thoughts in his heart, brutally killed his uncle, and buried him under the school playground.
As Li Chengru said in the program, such a real case cannot be reproduced. The overly bloody truth needs to be filmed, and it will inevitably make more renderings and dramatization of the plot, so that on the one hand, the feelings of the family of the deceased are not taken into account, and on the other hand, it is not conducive to the formation of a social atmosphere. Under the lang lang, the evil black hand can bury a person under the eyes of the public, how many students are in class every day, and it is immoral to dig out such a subject and such a crime to shoot.
After watching Li Chengru's narration in the "Drama Confucian Life" column, many viewers expressed their agreement that what society needs is positive energy, some things can be filmed, and some things cannot be filmed. Some netizens said, "Adaptation is OK, but it should be agreed to by myself or posterity, why sacrifice others to complete your movie-watching experience, isn't it very sad, you watch the movie and entertain, wake up, others and his innocent relatives are in pain."
Thinking about the social benefits from the shooting of a drama involved in a case is enough to see the professional ethics of a film and television industry. The column of "Drama Confucian Life" is still continuing, and Li Chengru uses his sonorous and powerful words to directly attack the chaos of the industry and tell his unique personal insights.