Starring Yu Hewei! 40 episodes of drama are coming, and the only war drama I want to chase after Br

Mondo Entertainment Updated on 2024-02-01

In the palace of war dramas, national dramas have successfully created a number of classic works that make the audience's blood flutter with their shocking iron-blooded fierce battles, tenacious military growth, and masculine plot settings. Masterpieces such as "Bright Sword" and "My Captain, My Regiment" have endured and can be called the best in their field.

However, with the flow of market winds, war dramas once fell into a predicament, and the battlefield filled with gunpowder in the past seemed to have become a stage for emotional entanglement. In recent years, there have been only a handful of war-themed masterpieces that have achieved a win-win situation in terms of ratings and word-of-mouth, and "Nengwen Nengwu Li Yannian" in the "Armageddon" and "Meritorious" series is one of the rare bright pearls.

Could it be that war dramas have really entered a creative dead end? The upcoming new drama "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon" may give new life to the genre. The play is directed by the famous director Zhang Yongxin, who directed "The Awakening Age", and brings together a group of powerful actors such as Yu Hewei, Wang Yang, Wan Qian, etc., and is expected to start filming at the end of February, indicating that the war drama may usher in a new blockbuster.

"Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon" focuses on the joys and sorrows of the little people in the turbulent and troubled times and the great righteousness of the nation, and tells a little-known story in a very graphic way: the cook Meng Wanfu just wants to live in peace, but he is involved in the war due to the twists and turns of fate; The general Zhang Yunkui was loyal to the country, but he was defeated and wronged due to the misjudgment of his superiors. The two met at the intersection of life and death, and thus began a life variation with ups and downs.

Meng Wanfu incarnated as "Zhang Yunkui" by mistake, transferred from Nanjing to Shanghai, and gradually grew into a hero with ideals, sentiments and responsibilities in the torrent of the times, and silently contributed to the Anti-Japanese War in his way. At the same time, although the real Zhang Yunkui was framed as a "runaway general", he did not sink there, but changed his name and surname to infiltrate the guerrilla army and continue to pay for his family and country.

When the moment of national danger came, whether they were on the front line or in the rear, ordinary people and brave soldiers stood up without fear to face the national crisis. Meng Wanfu was unfortunate in a hoeing operation, and Zhang Yunkui did his best to rescue him, regardless of his previous suspicions. In the end, the Anti-Japanese War was won, and they survived the dark years together and ushered in the dawn of dawn.

"Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon" breaks the overly stereotypical image of "Wei Guangzheng" with its unique perspective, and vividly shows that heroes also come from ordinary soil. The characters in the play cross the boundaries of class and occupation, each with different thoughts, emotions, strengths and weaknesses, but under the guidance of common ideals, they are in the same boat and move forward fearlessly, achieving a heart-wrenching epic of small people.

The main creative lineup of this series is luxurious, and director Zhang Yongxin's unique narrative style interweaves history and reality, the lens language is picturesque, and the clever use of allusions and symbols makes the work both deep and artistically appealing. His masterpiece "The Age of Awakening" has won nearly 500,000 people with its delicate depiction close to life and deep-rooted emotional resonance3 high scores and praise, which shows the unique charm of director Zhang Yongxin.

In terms of actors, "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon" also gathered a group of powerful actors. The leading actor Yu Hewei has been active on the screen in recent years with his perfect acting skills. He vividly interpreted the role of Chen Duxiu in "The Awakening Age", breaking the traditional framework of historical figures, injecting vivid personality and wisdom, and winning the Magnolia Emperor laurel in one fell swoop. Subsequently, the gangster Li Zhitian played in "Solid as a Rock", who is gentle and elegant on the surface, but actually cunning and ruthless, Yu Hewei vividly interpreted the multi-faceted nature of the role, which makes people look forward to his performance in the new drama.

A Another starring Wang Yang, with his wonderful performances in "Celebrating More Than Years" and "Rebel", won the love of the audience and became the "Uncle Circle Heavenly Food". In "Celebrating More Than Years", Teng Zijing played by him is heroic and tragic, and the dying scene is moving; In other works, whether it is loyalty, tenacity or hidden character traits, Wang Yang can accurately grasp and present the audience with three-dimensional and plump characters.

To sum up, "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon", with its well-constructed script, the directing skills of a master director and the passionate interpretation of powerful actors, will surely bring us a visual feast about the transformation of little people in the baptism of war and watching a bright future together.

Wang Yang's interpretation gives the character depth and tragic beauty, in "Rebel", he portrays the villain Chen Moqun as charming but not exaggerated and greasy, and the audience can't help but have a love-hate emotional entanglement with him under his complex and multi-faceted personality, and his deep-rooted image is unforgettable for a long time.

In the new drama "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon", Wang Yang's acting performance is undoubted, and what is even more anticipated is the rivalry between him and Yu Hewei, who is also outstanding. The collision of the two "top of the uncle circle" is bound to spark, and how they compete with each other through superb acting skills in the play is undoubtedly a major attraction.

And Wan Qian's acting skills are proof of her strength recognized by the Golden Horse Awards. Her role as Nini in "Paradise in the Army" won her the Golden Horse Best Supporting Actress crown, and now, the years have sharpened her acting skills even more perfectly. Looking back on her delicate interpretation in "Stalker", especially the eye flow and subtle expression changes in the corner of Su Yalu, she grasped the complex emotions and the characteristics of arrogance, forbearance and wisdom in the character's heart, showing her artistic skills.

In "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon", Wan Qian plays Zhang Yunkui's wife Ding Yujiao, a well-informed lady who independently supports the family's livelihood after her husband's disappearance, showing a tenacious and indomitable spirit. Such a role setting seems to be tailor-made for Wan Qian, and I look forward to her once again giving the characters fresh vitality with her excellent acting skills.

In addition, the play also brings together a number of powerful actors such as Huang Chengcheng (who played "Xiao Chen" in "The Wind Blows in the Summer"), and the strong lineup undoubtedly provides a solid guarantee for the acting quality of the series. The feature film has not yet been broadcast, and people are already looking forward to the arrival of this acting feast.

In recent years, war-themed works such as "Die Hard" and "Ice and Snow Sharp Knife Company" have been emerging, but there are few that can really become hits. The key to whether "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon" can be a classic lies in two points: first, whether it can stand out from many similar themes, portray the unique personality of ordinary heroes in the era of war, avoid relying solely on the accumulation of grand scenes, but dig deep into the brilliance of human nature; Secondly, whether the series can reflect the real texture of the times in the details, including the exquisite costumes and props, the accuracy of the actors' performances, and the subtleties such as accent changes, together create an immersive picture of the era. With director Zhang Yongxin at the helm, we have reason to believe that these aspects will be properly handled.

Everything is ready, just waiting for the grand launch of "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon", and the wonderful story is about to kick off.

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