For hundreds of years, Pan Jinlian in "Water Margin" has been a typical example of a lascivious and vicious woman, an image of a poisonous and murderous husband.
The broadcast of the Shandong version of "Wusong" in 1983 greatly improved this image.
The reason why this version of "Water Margin" can become a classic, in addition to Zhu Yanping's Wu Song's interpretation of the divine, the humanized performance of Pan Jinlian's image is also indispensable.
Pan Jinlian, played by Mu Xia, looks dignified, and the simple temperament unique to Shandong girls on her body makes Pan Jinlian's image more real and credible.
Mu Xia's version of Pan Jinlian is a woman who came out of a small county town in Shandong. Raise your hands and throw your feet, let you instantly feel that Pan Jinlian's generosity and stubbornness, full of style.
Audiences who have watched the 83rd edition of "Wu Song" feel that Mu Xia's Pan Jinlian is the closest to the original and the most classic Pan Jinlian in terms of image and plot.
The TV series "Wu Song" has reshaped the image of Pan Jinlian, she is no longer the bad woman who is always lascivious and vicious in the novel "Water Margin", but puts her in a gradual process to perform.
At the beginning, Pan Jinlian was not bad, she had a stubborn personality and a very backbone, preferring to marry the poor and ugly Wu Dalang rather than covet the glory and wealth of Zhang Dahu. She is willing to live a normal life with her husband.
Until she met Wu Song, it became a watershed in her life.
When the young and handsome Wu Song broke into Pan Jinlian's world, her originally peaceful life suddenly set off waves.
In fact, Pan Jinlian's feelings for Wu Song are not out of carnal desire, but from the completely different personality of Wu Song and her husband Wu Dalang.
Wu Song's boldness and strength, as well as the dignity brought to this humiliated family by his arrival, aroused Pan Jinlian's yearning for a new life.
Wu Song's rejection of Pan Jinlian was not out of contempt for her personality, but out of the taboo formed by long-term etiquette and the protection of his brother's interests.
The Shandong version of the TV series "Wu Song" interprets this point very well. Mu Xia's delicate performance makes pan Jinlian's image more brilliant.
Mu Xia, a native of Qingdao, Shandong, was one of the first college students at the Shandong Academy of Arts after the resumption of the college entrance examination. It was during her studies at the Shandong Academy of Arts that she participated in the TV series "Wu Song".
Pan Jinlian, played by Mu Xia in the play, was quite stunning in her first appearance. Raising her hand and throwing her feet, she is like a woman who has seen the world. A sentence of "Uncle Wanfu", the eyebrows are smiling, and the elegance in the bones is revealed.
When she first saw Wu Song, she was particularly happy in her heart, raised a toast, and the shot of being choked after drinking was even more unbearable. A cute image of Pan Jinlian is about to come out.
In the subsequent performance, Mu Xia's facial expression was rich, and Pan Jinlian's inner thoughts were revealed at once.
Drinking with Wu Song on a snowy day, Pan Jinlian is even more dramatic, bringing her admiration and love for Wu Song to life.
The sentimental sentence "If you have a heart, you will eat my half of the residual wine", which has become a classic in the classic.
In this classic TV series, the portrayal of Pan Jinlian is still very measured. She was neither a shameless adulteress, nor was she over-interpreted and adapted in various later versions, portraying her as a good family woman who dared to love and hate, and went astray.
Thank you Mu Xia for giving us such a classic Pan Jinlian. Friends who have not yet seen it, may wish to look for it, it will certainly not disappoint you.