Do you like Zhou Yiwei's acting in Twelve o'clock in Chang 'an?

I think Zhou Yiwei's acting skills in The Longest Day in Chang 'an are not bad. ! ! Zhou Yiwei felt that the actors were still rich when he was in There for the first time. Later, when he saw The Longest Day in Chang 'an, he was circled, although he was a supporting role in it.

Zhou Yiwei's special performance in the play, in which he challenged the villain Long Bo, a hidden character. Previously, Zhou Yiwei also played such a role in ancient costumes, and Ding Xiu, the ronin in Embroidered Spring Knife, was very brilliant. Long Bo and Ding Xiu overlap in personality and setting, but this role also has some special breakthroughs. Ding Xiu is a prodigal son with personal heroism. On the surface, he is bohemian, extortionate and has the savage evil of hooligans, but in fact he has the tragic mind of a chivalrous man.

However, Longbo was resentful because he couldn't find anyone who could do justice for him, so he wanted to subvert Chang 'an. He hides his mind, does not detour to hide his goals, and is crazy. This role is full and accomplished. His blackening, his metamorphosis, and all his mental processes are traceable. Long Bo's task characters have a huge contrast, and he needs an actor with delicate emotions to perform, and Zhou Yiwei is just like this.

And I remember Zhou Yiwei said that as long as the script is good and the characters are full, the stories of the little people are equally wonderful. There is a lot of ridicule about "big fish and big meat eat too much, who can't adjust his appetite", but everyone can see its respect for the role. Moreover, Zhou Yiwei himself said that he likes to play the role of a nobody, as long as the audience likes it. Zhou Yiwei in life is a hermit, and I think he has the temperament of an artist. ! I feel that he can make the audience infinitely close to his works, but his life has been shelved. Probably the really good actors are in this state!