With the shocking premiere of the financial masterpiece "City Within a City" on CCTV, the powerful cast performed the film with all their heart, which instantly aroused heated discussions among the audience. What is particularly fascinating about
is the peak showdown between the female characters in the play, which vividly illustrates the wisdom and strength of modern urban women in the financial arena.
This article will compare the performance of Yang Zishan and Long Ni, and analyze the performance status of the two actresses.
Yang Zishan: Spontaneity and composure intertwined, interpreting the diverse charm of "Shen Jing"
Yang Zishan made a stunning debut as "Shen Jing". She portrays the wife of the president of a trust company, who looks lazy and casual at first glance, but actually contains tenacity and wisdom in her heart. .
first appeared. She wore simple pajamas and presented herself as a homely persona. She seemed ordinary, but the confidence and calmness shown in her movements inadvertently revealed the profound background of the character.
The subtle traces left by the years on her face - the slightly sagging apples of her face, not only did not weaken her charm, but added to "Shen Jing" the calmness and grace given by time.
Faced with a family crisis, "Shen Jing" instantly switches to calm decision-making mode.
When talking to her sister in the coffee shop, she dressed up carefully, and her red-lipped trench coat showed off the aura of a wealthy lady, and her words revealed her insight into her sister's motives.
She was straightforward about her concern about her husband's whereabouts; when presenting key evidence, her serious expression showed how much she cherished her marriage.
Facing her husband, she can question sharply and show weakness at the right time, overcoming strength with softness, showing the wisdom and skill of a CEO's wife.
After losing her edge in the shopping mall, "Shen Jing" returned to her family and instantly became a gentle and considerate mother.
The naturalness of the role change is reminiscent of the image of a female college student created by Yang Zishan in "Riding the Wind and Waves", which also shows her profound skills in controlling different roles.
Although there may be traces of micro-plastic surgery on the face, Yang Zishan successfully created the rich personality of the character by relying on her solid acting skills and good bone structure, making the image of "Shen Jing" deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
Long Ni: "Zhou Lin" challenges the road, and her appearance and acting are controversial.
Long Ni joins "City Within a City" with her accumulated popularity as "Gao Qilan", and the audience has high hopes for her role as "Zhou Lin".
However, word-of-mouth was a disaster upon its debut.
's red hair, bitter face, and thin figure made the audience question her appearance, and was even criticized for losing her features and approaching the face of an Internet celebrity.
In the close-up, Longni's double eyelids, high nose bridge, stiff apple muscles and other medical beauty marks are fully exposed. The audience generally has a low evaluation of her appearance.
In terms of acting skills, Lonnie's performance was also unsatisfactory.
was too sad when expressing surprise, and his proud smile was inconsistent with the situation. After losing the cover of heavy makeup, his bare-faced state looked even more bleak.
In the interaction between "Zhou Lin" and the male character in the drama, the audience was unable to appreciate the charm of the character due to her artificial behavior, unattractive figure and dull expression.
In addition, the shooting angles chosen by the director sometimes failed to show her best appearance, and Lonnie's overall performance was widely criticized by the audience.
In addition to Yang Zishan and Long Ni, "Tian Xiaohui" played by Xia Meng in "City Within a City" is also impressive.
Although the main plot revolves around male characters, the female characters add a special luster to the series with their own wisdom and strength.
Temperament, physical appearance and acting skills, which one dominates character creation?
Yang Zishan has successfully created a rich image of "Shen Jing" with her casual and calm temperament and superb acting skills.
On the other hand, Lonnie, although her appearance and acting skills have been questioned, she failed to give full play to the charm of the role of "Zhou Lin".
But this comparison reveals a core point: temperament and physical appearance are not the only yardsticks for measuring an actor's performance. The fit between the acting skills and the role and the delicate understanding of the character's emotions are the key to evaluating the actor's performance.
Faced with the popularity of "City Within", we should pay more attention to the actors' in-depth interpretation and superb performance of the characters, rather than focusing too much on the external image.
Temperament and physical appearance can certainly help shape the character to a certain extent, but only the power of acting can penetrate the appearance and touch the soul of the character.
So, for actors in film and television works, does temperament, physical appearance, or acting skills have a greater impact on character creation?
The answer to this question may vary from person to person, but it is undoubtedly worthy of in-depth thinking and discussion by every audience who is passionate about film and television art.
I believe that the two actresses can bring out their own characteristics and advantages in future performances!
