A few days ago, I saw the hot search Shangrao Xueman saying that he dared not contact Chen Duling for eight years. Fortunately, after eight years, Chen Duling finally became famous. I felt that this hot search came out of nowhere.
It wasn't until the TV series version of "Left Ear" aired that I discovered that Rao Xueman was taking advantage of Chen Duling's popularity to promote his new drama.
The drama "Left Ear" has been in the backlog for 8 years. Once it was released, netizens complained that it was a middle-aged idol drama. The actors' looks were too mature and did not match the role setting.
Actor Mimi, who plays Li Er, is an Internet celebrity. She previously took a set of beautiful photos that have been widely circulated, and was also photographed holding hands with Wang Sicong while shopping in Changsha.
The TV series of "Left Ear" was launched later than the film version. Filming started in 2015. In that year, Mimi and Chen Duling, the two actors with small ears, took a series of photos for "Twin Flowers".
In the photos, Mimi's appearance is not bad, but in the drama, she has no aura.
This is also the first time to film a movie. Mimi is sweet but a little artificial. She touches her hair from time to time and her eyes are empty and devoid of content.
Chen Duling's acting skills were also very young at the time. He was also an Internet celebrity who entered the industry. He was not from a major, but his appearance and temperament were closer to those of high school students.
The male protagonist Yang in the film version is played by Ou Hao. At that time, many people thought that he was not good-looking and looked like a migrant worker.
I didn’t expect Zhang Yang in the drama version to be worse than Ou Hao. He has a weird face and is old enough to play a teacher, but he wants to play a student.
The moment Xu Yi, the school boss, appeared, it was shocking. He looked disastrous and had bad manners.
Movie version Xu Yi was looking for Yang Yang. At that time, Yang Yang was filming "Tomb Robbers Notes Season 1". Rao Xueman and Su Youpeng insisted on inviting Yang Yang to play the role of Xu Yi. After the crews of both sides greeted each other, Yang Yang took the role.
Because the photoshoot for Zhang Qiling required long bangs, Yang Yang's hair couldn't be moved, so the stylist could only blow Yang Yang's hair up as much as possible. The hair looked weird, but at least he looked handsome.
Yang Yang was so refreshing when he was not greasy. Who would have guessed that he would now become the oil king in "My World's Fireworks".
The movie version of Li Bala is played by Ma Sichun. Ma Sichun has been fighting for this role for a long time and even lost weight specifically for the role. Unfortunately, he is not beautiful enough.
The TV series version of Li Bala is played by Ma Yinyin. He has the face of a teaching director and goes to fall in love with a high school student, which is very inconsistent.
Especially the scene of Li Bala seducing Xu Yi and side by side with Xu Yi, it looks like an aunt and nephew standing together.
The sense of CP of these two characters in the movie version is also very poor, but it is still slightly better than the TV series version. At least Ma Sichun and Yang Yang look better. In youth-themed film and television works, what should you watch at first glance if you don’t look at their appearance? .
The movie version of "The Left Ear" has a strong supporting cast, including guest actors such as Hu Xia, Guan Xiaotong, Bao Wenjing, Jiang Wenli, Xie Na and others.
The supporting cast of the drama version is not bad either, with Yang Shuo, Zhu Yan Manzi, Xu Lingyue, Wu Xin, and Weng Hong all starring. Among them, Zhu Yan Manzi and Xu Lingyue are now somewhat famous.
The promotional photos for the drama version of "The Left Ear" are not even comparable to many photos of students taken by themselves in high schools and universities. When the two actors were put together, one would have thought they were just passers-by serving as backdrops. Neither one of them looked good.
The film version of "Left Ear" has a score of only 5.7, failing to pass the mark. It is a typical youth pain literature, complaining about nothing. When it was released, it was criticized as a vulgar youth film. It has all the elements of puppy love, pregnancy, smoking and drinking. When it was released, my friend and I left the theater early because we didn't stick around to watch the ending.
Therefore, it is hard to understand why such a clichéd and outdated novel needs to be made into a TV series to poison the eyes of the audience since it has a film version.
There is another surprising news. Rao Xueman's other novel "Hourglass" has been made into a movie, which will be completed in November, starring Qiu Tian, Bao Shangen, Huang Minghao and Chen Xinwei.
Because of the passage of time, I have forgotten what "Hourglass" is about. Over the years, my taste in reading novels and watching movies has also changed. Teacher Rao Xueman seems to be still where she is, still happily turning the novel of youth pain into a film.
No one is always young, but some people are always young. I wish Rao Xueman good luck.
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