The movie "Young and Dangerous" in the 1990s has brought deep memories to many generations born in the 80s and 90s. The "Chen Haonan" and "Pheasant" in the play have become the "big brothers" in the hearts of many friends. The villains of the two other dramas, "The Crow", also left a deep impression on the audience. Mentioning the actor Zhang Yaoyang of "The Crow", we first thought of his tall and mighty image and cold and handsome face. It is said that the villain role played by Zhang Yaoyang has occupied the memories of many audiences. The film and television works that
starred in Zhang Yaoyang's life impressed people the most is the "crow" in "Young and Dangerous". The "crow" he played is not slutty, which makes people love and hate, and Zhang Yaoyang also relies on " The role of "The Crow" has spread all over the country, and even in the movie "Young and Dangerous" at that time, Zhang Yaoyang was no less popular than the protagonists Ekin Cheng and Chen Xiaochun.
Excluding the "crow", Zhang Yaoyang is very serious about every role he plays. For example, his rivalry between the killer and the actor Leung Ka Fai in "Prison Storm" made the audience hooked. It can be said that Zhang Yaoyang puts the villain in the underworld movie The interpretation is incisive and vivid, pushing the whole plot smoothly to a climax.
However, in 2008, the 45-year-old was overworked and caused a lumbar disc protrusion, and even suffered severe damage to the waist. In the case of chronic illness, he even had thoughts of suicide. Then the doctor asked him Taking conservative treatment, lying at home and resting, don't walk around at will. In desperation, Zhang Yaoyang had to quit the entertainment circle and rest at home with peace of mind.
Today, 55-year-old Zhang Yaoyang has a face full of vicissitudes and is different from the spirited "crow" at the beginning. Of course, he will grow more or less with the passage of time, although he is no longer the same as he was. But there is a sense of middle-aged people, at least his character is still worthy of praise, I wonder if everyone still likes the "crow" today?
