At first, the star lineup in the "Flowers" series included Hu Ge, Ma Yili, Tang Yan, Xin Zhilei, etc., which attracted my attention. However, as the plot progresses, the "easter eggs" in the play are revealed one by one.
In this drama, what is surprising is that the painter of Lingzi played by the unrequited Ma Yili is actually the famous painter Chen Yiming himself. Based on the 18-year-old Ma Yili, he created a very representative painting, which is also one of Chen Yiming's masterpieces.
Mr. Bao played by Hu Ge knocked on the door by mistake in the process of looking for Lingzi, and what appeared in front of him was a short-haired woman, she was Shi Yihong, a national first-class actor of the Peking Opera Mei School, who played a singing woman in the play.
The pianist who rents this apartment is one of the most high-profile Chinese pianists in the international music scene, Kong Xiangdong, who collaborated with Italian composers on the 2008 Olympic song "Forever Friends".
In the work "Flowers", in addition to the surprising plot, there are also three characters with strong backgrounds - Manager Pan (played by Xin Zhilei), who was poached by Li Lihua because of her triple salary, and was praised as the "thousand-armed Guanyin" on the Yellow River Road.
Manager Pan's high salary requirements have caused everyone's doubts, but as the plot progresses, her performance is amazing. Her calmness and unhurried performance showed the unique charm and profound strength of the workers.
Manager Pan showed extraordinary wisdom when leading Mr. Bao, not only led him to the most distinguished private room, but also showed super high emotional intelligence, knowing that Mr. Bao had to discuss things with the boss, so he took the initiative to leave the scene.
There is no shortage of smart images in the play, but Manager Pan's performance makes people feel very comfortable, which is the charm of emotional intelligence. Although Tong Chenjie is not a professional actor, her performance can easily surpass many actors from professional classes.
An ordinary cigarette shop on the Yellow River Road hides a low-key protagonist - Jingxiu. Despite his ordinary, he is the intelligence station of the street, holding inside information about the big guys.
Jing Xiu will not only be grateful for Miss Wang's free service, but he will also do his best to provide her with valuable information. He is well versed in Ms. Wang's entrepreneurial journey and is able to deeply analyze her difficulties and opportunities.
Despite the differences in their identities and appearances, as long as Miss Wang calls him "Brother Jingxiu", he will immediately respond to her needs.
These "familiar faces" hidden in the play each play a key role and add to the whole story. Have you noticed these clever "hidden plots"?