Korean dramas have surprised the audience again!
The most popular Korean drama in recent times should be "Squid Game", although the routine is a bit old, but the audience likes it. Not only did it meet the expectations of the audience, but it also brought the peripheral products to the fire.
However, the popularity of "Squid Game" has not dissipated, and Netflix has launched a Korean "revenge drama". It is not a secret, even if it is an old Korean drama, it can still let me brush 8 episodes in a night.
Although this "old routine" makes people know what the ending is when they see the beginning, the excellent action design and excellent acting skills make it impossible to press the "stop button".
So let's take a look at this "old routine" Korean drama "My Name".
The drama is directed by Kim Jin-min, starring Han Shaoxi, and starring Kim Sang-ho, Park Hee-soon and Ahn Phu-hyun.
The title looks a bit literary, but the super-flammable action scenes and plasma eruptions are not at all literary.
The core of the play is the story of an ordinary girl who is killed by her father and then embarks on the road to revenge.
So what does the story of revenge have to do with "My Name"?
Because the heroine of this drama appeared in three names on her way to revenge, named Yin Zhiyou, Wu Huijin, and Song Zhiyou (played by Han Shaoxi).
So which is her real name?
1. Yin Zhiyou
She was originally a 17-year-old flower girl, but because her father was a second-in-command of a gang wanted by the whole country, she was dissuaded from school, beaten and scolded by classmates, and questioned by the police.
On her 17th birthday, her father risked being discovered and went home to see her, but was brutally killed in front of his house, a scene that Yin Zhiyou saw and determined to avenge his father.
Unfortunately, Yin Zhiyou has no way to take revenge, and Yin Zhiyou, who is forced to be helpless, joins his father's gang and tempers himself into a murderous weapon.
The person who allowed her to join the gang was Cui Wuzhen, who was both a good friend of her father's life and the boss of the gang.
In order to allow her to kill her father's enemy with a blade, Choi Woo-jin not only taught Yin Zhiyou powerful fighting skills, but also arranged her to train in the mobile team of the gang.
Yin Zhiyou endured bullying and honed his patience in such a place, and finally stood out in a deathmatch.
"My Name" is a Korean drama that is simple and clean in the action scenes, and the design of the action is more simple and rough, so that the audience can quickly get an inexplicable sense of coolness from it.
The process of Yin Zhiyou's transformation from a small white to a big god in the play has been effectively simplified, so that the audience will not lose patience because Yin Zhiyou's growth line is too long.
After the victory in that deathmatch, Yin Zhiyou was hated by his opponent for using despicable means to confuse her and do something wrong, but fortunately Cui Wuzhen sent someone to arrive and arrest and punish this person named Du Jiangcai, but eventually let him go.
This plot leaves the biggest foreshadowing for the later storyline.
After Yin Zhiyou was rescued, because she learned from Cui Wuzhen that her father's murderer was a policeman, she made herself a policeman in order to investigate the murderer, and changed her name to Wu Huijin.
2. Wu Huijin
This setting has a feeling of dreaming back to "Infernal Affairs", which can only be said that the contribution of Hong Kong films in their glory is no less than that of Hollywood.
Wu Huijin worked as an undercover officer in the police, on the one hand, as a gang cop, on the other hand, to fully display her martial arts talent. For example, she is a newcomer who is bullied by her teammates during a mission and leaves her alone in a man-hunting operation.
She thought she would be shot out soon, but she single-handedly caught the target person.
As the script of the big heroine, the women in the play no longer show weakness, but have a strong contrast with the weak women in reality, and the trend allows female audiences to extract an indescribable "cool feeling" from the play.
Of course, Wu Huijin's main purpose during her tenure as a police officer was to investigate her father's death, and she had a target person, who was her direct superior, Che Qihao.
However, after her meticulous investigation, she learned a heavy clue from Che Qihao's hand.
It turns out that her name is Song Zhiyou, and Cui Wuzhen is the culprit who killed her father!
3. Song Zhiyou
So why is her name Song Zhiyou?
Because his father, Yin Dongxun, was originally named Song Junhao, an undercover agent lurking in a gang, she should be called Song Zhiyou!
As the truth of the matter came out, Song Zhiyou was even more crazy. Because she not only confessed to being a thief as a father, but also helped Cui Wuzhen escape again and again, the feeling of guilt and anger surged out.
At this time, she had no way to find a balance between impulsiveness and reason, and if she wanted to return to normal life, she could only kill Cui Wuzhen.
Although "My Name" uses the old routine of "revenge + big heroine", after adding a suspense plot, this drama is no longer simple, and Han Shaoxi's new drama also exudes a unique charm because of her.
Through her performance, the growth process of a 17-year-old girl from weakness to strength is almost perfectly expressed.
For example, when she interprets Yin Zhiyou, she does not have too much body language to express the characteristics of the character, but only through the eye and expression output, she fully stands the role in the audience's heart.
When interpreting Wu Huijin, you can not only see the characteristics of women in the workplace from her, but also feel the change in personality.
After the final identity was fixed to Song Zhiyou, she began to be mad and hysterical, and these emotional expressions also had enough sense of substitution, so that the audience could see that the new generation of Korean actors relied not only on appearance, but also on real strength.
Seeing the passionate interpretation of Korean actors, I also hope that the new generation of domestic actors can often bring excellent works to the audience.
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