Why is Huang Lu called "the most sacrificial actress in Chinese literary films"?

Huang Lu has always been quietly filming her favorite literary films. She is neither arrogant nor impetuous, nor does she accept commercial advertisements. She has followed a unique path in the entertainment industry. Although she is very well-known internationally, she is not well-known domestically, so she is said to be the actress who sacrificed the most in Chinese literary films.

Huang Lu was born in an intellectual family, and she had always lived and studied according to her family's arrangements. But when Huang Lu was 19 years old, she felt that she didn't like this, so she chose to study acting. The decision at the time shocked her family. In fact, Huang Lu didn't just learn acting on a whim. She has a sensitive personality, so she was under a lot of pressure and needed a breakthrough to vent herself. At that time, she was impressed by Zhou Xun's acting skills and began to like acting.

Although she studied acting, she has never been confident in her acting. But later she found that she put on makeup and stood in front of the camera, and she naturally knew how to act. At least everyone who performed the performance said it was quite similar. It was not until later that she acted in literary films, that she found that she was quite suitable for acting in literary films, and she found confidence from it. Her literary career began with the movie "Blind Mountain". After starring in "Blind Mountain", she was selected for the Cannes International Film Festival.

So far, she is the only actress born in the 1980s who has been selected for the three major international film festivals in Europe. And no one knew about her before she appeared in "The Birth of an Actor". Almost all of her works are literary films, and every step is excellent, so she is also known as the "Little Literary Queen". She only makes literary and artistic films that she likes, does not cater to others, and insists on being herself. Even though she is not well-known in China, she still quietly insists on making literary and artistic films that she likes.