was recuperating, I finished reading " Under the Jin Yi " by Tan Songyun . This little devil made me successfully get into the trap and spent the recuperation period happily. Now I am attracted by her "Walking to the Wind", and I am really convinced about this pistachio .
In "Under the Brocade", Xiao Tan partners with Ren Jialun, one is fresh and sweet, the other is cold and ruthless, they keep getting closer while solving the case together, and finally achieve a touching love.
In the process of chasing love, Xiao Tan's cleverness, pure kindness and cunning gradually resolve the hero's frozen soul and cold face. The two people go from being in the same situation, to admiring each other, to being in love with each other, and every step is full of warmth. Xiao Tan has always been a mischievous person, but the male protagonist Lu Yi is constantly changing. There is a smile on his face, his eyes are gentle, and he is doting on this summer. The small details, small tricks, and snacks are all acted delicately and touchingly. When watching the drama, you can even laugh like a goose when watching the barrage.
Love is really one thing that surrenders to another. Yuan Jinxia conquered Lu Yi with her healing smile, allowing us to experience a pure journey of chasing love.
The currently airing "Walking to the Wind" was not promising at first. I always felt that the thin, dull and stereotyped Wang Kai and Tan Songyun were not a good match. I also feel that Wang Kai is a bit too old.
But I didn’t expect that the more I watched the show, the more I would get addicted to it. Cheng Xiao, who is passionate and heroic, is like a smart cat. After feeling the love in his heart, he plays with Gu Nanting like a mouse, pressing forward step by step, slowly melting the ice. The details are particularly interesting, making people feel comfortable and festive.
Gu Nanting's constant tapping of his fingers was like a signal of his surrender. The feeling of being passively teased made Wang Kai's performance clear and convincing.
One sticks to the rules, and the other does not play by the rules. The two people also went from being incompatible at first, to helping each other, and finally appreciating each other, achieving love.
"Under the Brocade" and "Walking to the Wind" both use this slightly cliched love model. Why do people succeed in falling into the trap and can't stop? The key lies in the actor's grasp of details and control of emotional rhythm.
What I like most is Tan Songyun’s healing smile and ghostly characters. Although the characters are a bit similar, an actor who can make people happy is a good actor, and a TV series that makes people happy is a good TV series.
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