Weibo A particularly interesting topic on Weibo is: #Wang Anyu is an athlete in the entertainment industry#. Since entering the industry, Wang Anyu seems to have a natural fate with sports. Previously, in " Twenty-Finishing ", Wang Anyu was a fencing boy; in " Flying with You to the Wind ", he was a figure skater; with the popularity of the online drama " Chidao ", Wang Anyu became a high jump athlete Duan Yucheng again.
In order to play Duan Yucheng well, Wang Anyu spent a special period of track and field training. Practice running assists, getting up, and fishing on the track every day. "Jump high with the back-to-Brief method. For a few seconds, the body is completely in the air, then quickly rotate in the air, facing the high railing, and then flip it over. To be honest, this process often requires overcoming fear. Sometimes you will touch the rod, and the rod falls down and hits the waist. It is easy to bump and sprain. But then you think about it, compared to real athletes, this pain is nothing."
During the training and shooting process, Wang Anyu met many professional athletes. During the filming period, they often squat together and talk about their respective lives. Wang Anyu said: "People always see the highlights of athletes winning medals, but few people truly understand the pain they have experienced and understand what the efforts and sweat they have put in behind them mean." "In a fixed period of time, we have to meet the best opportunity to prove ourselves, and at that moment, we have to adjust our body to the peak state. There may be only a few important competitions, and only a few opportunities in life. Once we miss it, it will be a lifetime regret. What a huge mental pressure."
In terms of sports competition, these athletes are Wang Anyu's teachers; when it is their turn to perform, Wang Anyu will also give his own little advice so that everyone will not be so nervous when facing the camera. "Teaching each other to teach each other something they are relatively familiar with is a bit of a sense of teaching and learning from each other." What touched Wang Anyu was that "although these athletes are a little uncomfortable when facing performances, once they are put on the track and field, they will forget the existence of the camera and focus on their own projects. This is their respect for their profession."
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Indeed, the beauty of competitive sports lies not only in the highlight moments of winning gold and silver, but also in the tenacious will of athletes to challenge themselves and break through their limits. Just like the line that Wang Anyu misses the most in "The Dao" - "A good athlete must be upward. He must be positive, optimistic, and tenacious. Even if he is in a low point, he still has strength. You look at him like watching the sun." This autumn is the hot season for the teenagers. These memory fragments of
reminded Wang Anyu of the day when the TV series "Flying with You to Wind" was completed. It was also some shining days, and there were also a group of youthful partners. "After filming the last scene that day, I pretended to be relaxed and joked, 'I'm leaving first, you guys keep cheering!' But I felt very sorry in my heart, and I felt like I hadn't filmed enough." What Wang Anyu enjoyed the most is that it has many improvised paragraphs, the script was not written so in detail, and the lines were not specified. The director told everyone, just play, let go of it, this is daily life, it is life. In reality, you can do whatever you want to talk and chat with good friends. This method of filming is very fresh. At the beginning, Wang Anyu was a little uncomfortable, but after a few days, he completely " lets you fly ". "At that time, we were no longer acting. Everyone was talking naturally. Many things collided with each other. At that moment, I understood that this was the legendary 'spark'." In Wang Anyu's opinion, this "not following the script" approach, the state presented is more natural and realistic. It turns out that the drama can be performed like this!
When not filming, Wang Anyu likes to be with basketball. He joined the basketball team from junior high school, played until college, and even after his debut, he was happy to participate in many variety shows related to basketball.For Wang Anyu, this is not just a hobby and sport, but also a way of life: there is a tacit friendship to cooperate with his brothers and friends, and the strong nostalgia when he returns to his familiar basketball court in his hometown.
A while ago, Wang Anyu returned to his hometown for a long time. "The biggest change in my hometown in the past two years is that there are more shared electric cars on the street, . After I went back, every evening, I would rent a shared electric bike to ride around, first to elementary school, then to high school, and then to junior high school, to see where I lived before, and to visit this city."
The vast sea of people was intertwined with the fireworks of the city. From one end of the city to the other, Wang Anyu observed the change and unchanging of an inch of land with his eyes. "Many streets that were once very familiar have disappeared, and the old shops filled with memories have become new and strange. But I think these are wonderful, everything is changing, and many things are happening subtly."
Similarly, Wang Anyu is also looking forward to more diverse role challenges. He watched the movies " Scarlet Sun ", " Cat and Mouse Game " and " Genius Ripley " over and over again, thinking about the extremely complex lives of various characters. "Next, I want to challenge some characters with richer personality, even marginalized, human grayscale characters, and no longer a perfect idealistic image."
As the works accumulate year by year, Wang Anyu's understanding of performance continues to deepen. He used to be confused about how to "get into the play" and get out of the play, and to think about the so-called "performance methods and techniques". And now, he values how to restore a real person more. There is a saying that goes, "Don't play bad guys, don't play good guys, just play real people." Wang Anyu added: "No matter what role, as long as he is real enough, it can trigger people's thinking."
Producer: WishGui
Photography: Yu Xiang
Planning and styling: Shi Dazhao
Makeup and hair: Liu Shikun
Artist Coordinator: Lei Lei
Interview Writing: koma
Clothing Assistant: Susu, Bathing Deer
Lighting: Shangde Elephant
Venue Acknowledgement: Club Med Joyview Beijing Yanqing Resort
new media producer: Li Hui
new media editor: Li Jing
new media design: OPEN
new media intern editor: Wen Jiajing
