This year's Tencent Starlight Awards once again brought together many stars, and one of the highly anticipated new dramas, "Flowers", became the center of attention. In this starlight feast, the leading actors of "Flowers" appeared one after another, and Hu Ge used clever words to confuse the three actresses and became the laughing point of the whole scene.
2023 is coming to an end, and Tencent** has launched a series of eye-catching film and television dramas in this year. Among them, costume dramas cover a variety of themes, such as "Sauvignon Blanc" starring Yang Zi, "Jade Bone Yao" starring Xiao Zhan, and "Le Youyuan" starring Jing Tian. The Starlight Awards have become a stage for celebrities to share the fruits of their efforts and justify their efforts.
However, what is more eye-catching is the upcoming period drama "Flowers", which is highly anticipated by stars such as Hu Ge, Ma Yili, Tang Yan, and Xin Zhilei. As the first TV series work directed by Wong Kar-wai, "Flowers" took 6 years and told the story of struggle in the 90s. Hu Ge, Ma Yili, and Tang Yan are all authentic Shanghainese, and they directly use Shanghainese dialect in the play, which adds a lot of color to the characters.
At the Starlight Awards, Tencent** exclusively announced the finalization news for "Flowers", which also became the climax of the whole scene. Not only were the main actors present in person, but they also conducted an exclusive interview, and the latest teaser clip was also premiered on the spot. This time, the styling, lines, and acting skills of the actors of "Flowers" have been fully displayed, which is exciting.
Hu Ge even played his clever words at the scene, which made the three actresses Ma Yili, Tang Yan, and Xin Zhilei confused for a while. The host asked the three actresses to talk about their relationship with Ah Bao (played by Hu Ge) in the play, but it unexpectedly made the whole scene laugh.
Hu Ge began to play dumb riddles, comparing the characters played by Ah Bao and Xin Zhilei to "the sky and the sea", describing the two as mirror images of each other, intertwined in the wind. Although the two may seem unattainable, at sunrise and sunset, the sky and the sea are intimately connected, forming a kind of relationship between the two and the sea.
Then, Hu Ge talked about the relationship with Tang Yan, describing it as a "second hand and minute hand" relationship. In other words, the intersection between Mr. Bao and Miss Wang in the play is always farther away than everyone knows, and the two go hand in hand in the torrent of time, always moving forward, without standing still.
And when mentioning Ma Yili's role, Hu Ge put forward an unexpected description - the relationship between "Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie". This ingenious metaphor made the audience laugh again and again, and the audience also praised Hu Ge's humor and creative expression.
On stage, Ma Yili, Tang Yan, and Xin Zhilei all kept a low profile and gave up the opportunity to speak to Hu Ge. Hu Ge uses a consistent humorous style and a unique way of expression to portray the relationship between the three actresses in a rich and interesting way.
Hu Ge said that the relationship with Xin Zhilei in the play is "the sky and the sea", and this metaphor made the whole scene laugh constantly. Hu Ge explained that although Po and Xin Zhilei's characters seem to be far apart, at sunrise and sunset, the sky and the sea are connected, a kind of relationship between the two sides.
Hundred Families Help Plan For the relationship with Tang Yan, Hu Ge described it as a relationship between "the second hand and the minute hand". In other words, in the play, the intersection between Mr. Bao and Miss Wang will always be a little farther than everyone knows, these two people are going hand in hand in the torrent of time, and they have been moving forward, without standing still.
When it comes to Ma Yili, Hu Ge put forward the relationship between "Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie". This statement caused laughter from the audience, and also made the audience give Hu Ge's humorous expression a thumbs up.