Director Wong Kar-wai's new work "Flowers" is setting off a craze, with ups and downs in the plot, especially in the "Yellow River Road Defense", the appearance of the big guy Du Honggen is shocking.
His aura is so powerful that people can't help but get goosebumps, and Shao Feng, who plays him, has superb acting skills, as if he is not angry and arrogant, which leaves a deep impression on people.
Impressions. 
This drama took three years to prepare, the audience was very enjoyable, the ups and downs of the characters' fate were worrying, and the group drama was wonderful, which made people generational.
The sense of involvement, especially the struggle of the proprietors of the Yellow River Road against Li Li, shows a strong sense of substitution.
The 9th and 10th episodes currently aired let the audience see the demeanor of the real Shanghai Tang boss, especially Du Honggenjiao played by Shao Feng.
color, impressive to everyone. Unexpectedly, this actor made many people feel creepy, although he couldn't defeat Mr. Bao and his uncle.
In the "Yellow River Road Defense", many proprietresses besieged Li Li, but the uncle behind Mr. Bao skillfully won the contest, the big guy Du Honggen.
's appearances didn't help either.
Du Honggen appeared with a large group of people, which made people fearful, but Li Li was very calm under the guidance of his uncle, and even showed the last.
The hole cards caught Du Honggen a little off guard. This battle of defense was really exciting, but Du Honggen's powerful aura was destroyed because of a few IOUs.
Lu Meilin, the seemingly arrogant and domineering proprietress of Jin Meilin, turned out to have the support of the big man Du Honggen behind her.
However, the IOU became Du Honggen's weakness, and was eventually used by Mr. Bao and his uncle.
All this reveals the importance of money, and it is even surprising that Du Honggen borrowed 300,000 yuan from Mr. Bao in 1991, but it has been so far.
Unable to pay them off, these debts became his weakness and a tool for him to be played with.
But Lu Meilin didn't know anything about it, and she lost her temper with Du Honggen because of these debts.
This also reveals the contradiction between money and emotion, and the two are entangled in money and emotion, and they both end up getting hurt.
Du Honggen, played by Shao Feng, has a murderous aura and makes people timid, and the whole emotion is very well controlled, adding a lot of highlights to the plot.
His performance is really remarkable, and it also makes people impressed by his acting skills. This scene is undoubtedly a small climax of the play, and it also fully demonstrates the director's portrayal of the powerful aura of the male character.
At the same time, Shao Feng, as a Shanghainese who graduated from Nortel, deserves to be able to appear in this drama, and the role of the boss Du Honggen he plays gives people the illusion that Du Yuesheng is on the scene. This scene is undoubtedly a small climax of the play, and it also fully demonstrates the director's portrayal of the powerful aura of the male character.
At the same time, Shao Feng, as a Shanghainese who graduated from Nortel, deserves to be able to appear in this drama, and the role of the boss Du Honggen he plays gives people the illusion that Du Yuesheng is on the scene. The characters in this drama are all very charming, and the audience is full of expectations for the development of this plot.