The new "Tianlong Eight Parts" currently focuses on Dali, which in turn involves the amorous past of Duan Zhengchun and many red-faced confidants. I have always felt that the scene between Duan Lang and the lovers is the biggest attraction of this drama. And Duan Zhengchun, who seems to be entering old age, why many women are obsessed with her, this is probably the most curious point for many viewers. And how to interpret this Duan Lang, who can be called the "public enemy of men", has also become a problem for Qiu Xinzhi to face.
Huang Yi, who plays "Qin Hongmian" in the film, uploaded a still of the cooperation between the two 20 years ago on social media, and you will find that Qiu Xinzhi at that time was gentle and light as a prince, personable and painful. At this moment, people also understand more and more why he is "Duan Zhengchun" and why so many women are fascinated by him.
I appreciate Qiu Xinzhi's version of "Duan Zhengchun", compared with the previous work, he did not let this role become a face-making character, or a "tool man" who undertook the plot, but made this character come alive, becoming more three-dimensional and multi-faceted. In the face of his elder brother "Baoding Emperor", he was a well-behaved and sensible "little brother"; in the face of his wife", "Dao Baifeng", he became helpless and pretended to be a poor "little husband"; and to his son Duan Yu, he made a face and became a "big old man" who pretended to be a "big master".
In different scenes, Qiu Xinzhi accurately and delicately shows the different sides of the character, precisely because the performance is too natural, so that this character has a humorous temperament, and many people are amused by his "pretense".
The most wonderful thing is that he faces the left and right Fengyuan when he faces "Gan Baobao" and "Qin Hongmian", from time to time to reveal a little cunning, let people clap their hands and applaud, let the audience unconsciously admire the role, and coax women to have a set. Qiu Xinzhi makes the role very attractive, and also makes the reason why the role can gain the admiration of so many women becomes reasonable.
Unlike the masculine and manly Qiao Feng, and also different from Murong Fu's overly feminine temperament, Duan Zhengchun attracts women more with a gentle personality and the nobility that comes with him. Although he is also a master of the party, he does not have the slightest pride and rudeness in the person who learns martial arts, but like a gentle and jade noble prince, a reader who keeps to himself, which is where he most attracts women, and Qiu Xinzhi when he was young, in this regard, is indeed very consistent with the role.
As one of the first batch of Taiwanese actors to go to the mainland for development, Qiu Xinzhi's gentle and literary style was rare in the mainland entertainment circle at that time, and he was simply born as the material of the "young master of the Republic of China". The work that impressed him the most was a "Silly Forrest Gump" that was very different from his own temperament, in which Qiu Xinzhi put aside the burden of idols and conquered the audience with his wonderful acting skills, and his tacit understanding with Liu Xuehua also made the audience marvel.
Later, his filming of "Yang Naiwu and the Little Cabbage" is more familiar to the public, he interprets the weakness, sadness and powerlessness of the characters vividly, and the bookish temperament of "Yang Naiwu" coincides with him.
Although in recent years, he has begun to play some elderly roles, but still can not stop the elegance emitted by him, this time finally starred in his temperament is very compatible with the "Duan Zhengchun", aside from the image alone from the acting point of view, this time Qiu Xinzhi, enough wonderful. The success of a drama does not lie in the intentions of each character, in this regard, at least Qiu Xinzhi is qualified.