Wang Kai
"Woman's Sky"
In 2015, with high-profile dramas such as "Langya List", "Pretender", "He Came please close his eyes", Wang Kai quickly became a new generation of screen male gods. At the beginning of 2016, the just-concluded "Legend of Qingqiu Fox" and "Woman's Sky" made Wang Kai continue to dominate the screen. Obviously, he can conquer the audience by relying on his appearance, and he is showing multi-faceted acting skills in different types of roles.
In the new rural large-scale realistic inspirational drama "Woman's Sky", which successfully ended with eight sets of CCTV yesterday, Wang Kai played the kind, upright and highly motivated young Wu Dawei. He used a simple and generous way of expression to make this new rural youth who should be decent become unique and energetic.
After "Zhiqing", he once again joined hands with Zhang Xinjian and Wang Kai successfully interpreted the new rural youth
"Woman's Sky" is created by Zhang Xinjian, a famous director who has directed many popular dramas such as "Breaking into the Guandong", "Qingdao Past", "Old Farmer" and so on, telling the story of people's hard work for the construction of new rural areas. Since the show began broadcasting on CCTV's eight sets on March 21, the ratings have soared. Not only did it successfully break 1, but it also successfully topped the 52-city prime-time TV series ratings five days after the start of the broadcast.
Wang Kai plays the new rural youth Wu Dawei in the play, which is also his second cooperation with director Zhang Xinjian. In the "Zhiqing" that the two first cooperated, Wang Kai "fought" fiercely, insisted on shooting for seven months in the ice and snow, and successfully proved to the audience the multi-faceted nature of being an actor.
Although the role of Wu Dawei in "Women's Sky" is far from Wang Kai himself, he interprets it with his own taste. Perhaps the audience will have a colored eye for a "phoenix man" like Wu Dawei, but Wang Kai injected more young people's favorite traits into this role according to his own interpretation. "In my understanding, Wu Dawei is a sunny, self-motivated, filial piety, and idealistic young man." In Wang Kai's view, Wu Dawei has a simplicity that does not conform to the fashion metropolis's popularity, he is sometimes as innocent as a child, sometimes he is strong, insisting on his principles and not giving up lightly, but also knows en tu bao. Under Wang Kai's vivid and vivid interpretation, "Wu Dawei" shows the youthful image of a new generation of rural youth who are thick and upright.