In the mainland, the male protagonist of the first costume martial arts drama I watched is not a weak and handsome son, but a real chivalrous man in the rivers and lakes, with a sword and a river, riding a horse to the end of the world.
His face is not the flow puppy of today's aesthetics, but a unique charm with edges and corners. It's not the kind of skinny comic man, but the muscles of a strong man, giving people a down-to-earth and reliable perspective.
The most commendable thing is that he has a pair of talking eyes, I will empathize with the heroine when I am affectionate, and I will understand his difficulties when I am angry, just those eyes add a lot of luster to that TV series.
Don't sell Guanzi, "The History of Martial Arts" Shen Lang, played by Huang Haibing.
In addition to Shen Lang, he also successfully portrayed Qin Shubao in "The Legend of Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", and he is also a handsome guy.
This appearance is put now, I don't know if it will dominate the screen.
Hong Kong and Taiwan, that has to mention Ming Dao, when he was a child, he was really a well-deserved No. in idol dramas1, but! I just can't accept his face, I admit it's good-looking, but it's not what I love.
When I was a child, in Hong Kong and Taiwan, it was Lin Zhiying who really hit me in all directions. This name should not be unexpected, in costume dramas, he has Xiao Yuer, Duan Yu, a handsome son, elegant and graceful, giving people the feeling that he is handsome but not self-aware, and he is naturally good-looking and smart.
Idol drama "The Star of the Sheep" Zhong Tianqi, how many tears did our girls shed for him! No matter what he is today, he was worthy of being called a deserving person back then.
And in South Korea, I must mention the actor in my heart to this day, Lee Joon-gi. From being criticized for being feminine when he debuted, to now being a well-deserved acting powerhouse, his decades of self-discipline, professionalism, and learning have made me see what it means to eat with your face, but you have to rely on acting skills.
His youthful acting skills in "The King's Man" deeply touched the hearts of the audience. Then he continued to break through himself and broaden his acting path, "Fly, Dad", "Time of the Wolf and the Dog", "A Plum Branch", "The Flower of Evil" ......There are no roles he can't do, only film and television works that haven't appeared yet.
And his body management is almost harsh, and there are not many mainland actors of the same age who can do something like him.
The Japanese region, IMHO, national sentiment is here, no.
In Thailand, the actor of "The Little Thing of First Love", although I don't know what his name is, but he is good-looking! He also acted in the Tanmei drama "Siamese Love", which opened my era of rotten girls.