Plastic surgery has caused a series of problems in the world of TV dramas and has attracted a lot of attention.
Let's take a look at a typical example first, let's start with the costume drama directed by Zhang Yimou.
Known for his unique aesthetic and love of history, the director's work has always avoided plastic facelifts, which stands out in today's trend of TV production.
Perhaps this is because the plastic surgery face not only does not meet the aesthetic standards of costume dramas, but also violates the truth of history, which is the fundamental reason.
In Zhang Yimou's costume drama, the actors' facial features are lifelike, and their expressions complement the historical situation, as if the audience travels through time and is in it.
However, looking at some of today's TV series, such as "The Legend of Chu Qiao" and "Menghualu", it is clear that the impact of plastic surgery can be seen.
It can almost be said that "The Legend of Chu Qiao" has become synonymous with plastic surgery faces, and the faces of the characters look stiff and unnatural, as if they are covered by a mask.
Their expressions make the audience feel stiff and out of place in the situation, causing the audience to not be truly engaged in the plot.
It looks more like watching a series of elaborate performances than a life of real emotions.
In Menghualu, the faces of some actors after plastic surgery have also caused considerable controversy.
Viewers complained that the characters' appearances were too prominent, making them feel unreal, as if they were processed dolls rather than flesh-and-blood characters.
The negative impact of these TV series due to plastic surgery is not only manifested in the perception, but also in the doubts about the authenticity of the plot and the doubts about the actors' acting skills.
What's more, plastic surgery not only changes the appearance of the characters, but also damages the performance level of the actors to a certain extent.
The facial features that have undergone plastic surgery may have lost their original subtle expression changes, resulting in a lack of realism in the character's image.
Emotions cannot be truly conveyed, and it is naturally difficult for the audience to empathize, so their expressions are stiff.
Perhaps while pursuing external perfection, the actors neglect to convey their inner emotions, and this break of balance also makes the TV series lose its original charm.
Overall, plastic surgery has had a non-negligible impact on TV series.
It not only weakens the actor's acting power, but also destroys the authenticity of the plot.
Therefore, we urge the actors to pay attention to the beauty of nature, abandon the face of plastic surgery, and make the image of the character more realistic, so that the audience's feelings are more fulfilling.
There is no doubt that the appeal of TV dramas comes from the resonance of inner emotions, rather than the perfect performance of the outside.
The hearts and minds of the audience can only be touched under the sincere and natural performances and appearances of the actors, so that they can truly immerse themselves in the plot and not be confused by vanity.
However, the reality of the TV drama industry is a place of intricacies full of contradictions.
Under the premise of pursuing ratings and commercial interests, producers are usually more inclined to choose actors who have undergone plastic surgery, because they are considered to be more acceptable to the audience and more in line with the current society's aesthetic standards for beauty.
There is also a reason for this, after all, actors with plastic surgery usually have richer and more unique facial features, which can improve the character's recognition and viewing to a certain extent.
More and more actors are choosing to enhance their appearance through cosmetic surgery in order to have more opportunities and better development, which also makes cosmetic surgery more and more common.
However, we must admit that there are already commercial logic and aesthetic trends that have begun to erode the original charm of TV dramas.
The plastic surgery face is over-relied on, causing the plot to lose its sense of realism, and the audience also feels aesthetic fatigue.
People are beginning to yearn for a more natural, more authentic beauty, which is a new trend that is rising in the trend of plastic surgery.
The embodiment of beauty has gone beyond the external brilliance, and is more from the resonance of inner emotions and the concern for the fate of the characters.
Therefore, we need to re-examine the role that plastic surgery faces play in TV dramas and their impact.
Will it be able to bring higher ratings and wider attention to the series? Does it really effectively enhance the character image and the tension of the storyline? Perhaps, to a certain extent, plastic surgery may have some effect, but it should never be the only choice for TV production, let alone the only standard that actors pursue.
In this era of rapid development, the TV drama industry needs to continue to innovate and break through, rather than blindly following market trends and audience tastes.
Actors should pay more attention to their acting skills and inner cultivation, rather than over-pursuing the perfection of their appearance.
Only in this way can the unique charm and vitality of the TV series be maintained, so that the audience can really be fascinated and forget to return.
A plastic surgery face may quickly attract attention, but only sincere emotions and excellent performances can leave a deep impression on people's hearts and make people unforgettable.
However, we can't simply think of plastic surgery as the black sheep of the TV drama industry, nor can we make a blanket denial of cosmetic surgery itself.
After all, some actors may choose to undergo cosmetic surgery, which may be a quest for self-worth and career advancement.
In the highly competitive entertainment industry of entertainers, appearance is often seen as a crucial factor. Some actors undergo cosmetic surgery to improve their appearance and boost their self-confidence, so that they can better showcase their talent and charisma.
In addition, facelift is not a negative effect in all cases.
Some actors use plastic surgery in TV dramas, but they are able to make up for the lack of appearance with their superb acting skills, and successfully portray a vivid character image that has won the recognition and praise of the audience.
In this case, plastic surgery did not become an obstacle to the quality of the series, but rather a demonstration of the actor's personal charm and acting talent.
Therefore, we cannot simply equate the face of plastic surgery with the quality of the TV series.
More importantly, the producers and actors of TV series should pay more attention to the quality of the plot and the internal performance of the characters, rather than paying too much attention to the beautification and changes of the external image.
The charm of a TV series lies in its attractive plot, colorful character portrayals, and superb performances by the actors, all of which are inseparable from the authentic and natural way of presenting them.
It is expected that future TV drama productions will pay more attention to connotation, authenticity and innovation, rather than relying solely on external glamour and gorgeousness.
Only in this way can TV dramas truly win the trust and love of the audience and become a temple of culture and art, rather than a product on the assembly line of the market.
Plastic surgery may attract attention in the short term, but only sincere emotions and deep connotations can leave an eternal value that will make people still feel moved by it over the years.