Recently, the movie "Ningguta", written and directed by Liu Zheng and starring Xu Leizhi, Wang Hongqian, Guo Peng, Zaka and Hu Yue, was filmed in Yinchuan.
It is reported that the theme of the film comes from the text prison during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, telling the story of the prisoners implicated in the text prison and the official messenger on the way to exile. The escort official "Xu Zheng" played by Wang Hongqian in the film is a special dispatch officer who is transferred from The Shuntianfu to the local area, who follows the rules but is at a loss for the shady scenes of the officialdom.
In order to better interpret the characters presented by the characters, Wang Hongqian did a lot of work on the script before starting, especially the Understanding and Learning of the Ninggu Pagoda and the Text Prison in the Qing Dynasty, for Wang Hongqian, such a character challenge has both pressure and motivation, the pressure comes from the multi-faceted explosion of the character's heart, and the motivation is that every actor dreams of trying more possibilities.
Wang Hongqian's grasp of the role is always accurate in place, Zhang Chi has a degree of freedom, and thus leaves a very deep impression on the audience on the screen, and his play path is between the villain and the decent, both the sinister and cold of the former, and the chivalry and domineering of the latter. This challenge to the role of Xu Zheng, it is precisely the need for his dual temperament of both inside and outside, in addition to adding a gorgeous stroke to the resume, Wang Hongqian will also successfully convert the experience accumulated in the shooting of many film and television dramas into his solid ability to reproduce the role. Looking forward to his wonderful performance in the new works, as well as the new breakthroughs brought by the role.