Which shot made you think an actor's acting exploded? Of course it's Guo Jingfei's square dance scene in "It's All Good". He played the second son, Su Mingcheng, when Su Daqiang went to watch the old ladies square dance, and he messed in and followed along with that part... It was really funny, and for a moment it made me realize how good his acting was, and of course the dancing was good too. In fact, it is Zhang Yishan's own self-improvement scene ~ know whether you have seen, really suggest that we look at the "Liu Xing" after growing up ah. This is the first time I've ever seen a movie that was so popular that I had to go back to the studio to see if I could find a way to get my hands on it. I'd like to suggest that you go and watch it.
Of course, I still want to talk about Hu Ge's role as Mei Changsu, and there is a scene where he reunites with Liu Tao's character, and it's really a performance of helplessness and nostalgia. I watched this drama some time after it became a big hit. I was really blown away by Hu Ge's acting. The stoicism and persistence was so spot on. In fact, Hu Ge is often willing to challenge himself, although the vast majority of people know him because of his "Immortal Sword and Chivalry", originally thought he was on-screen gags, funny and humorous Boy.
In fact, there are a lot of shots that make you feel like you're blowing up your acting skills, such as in the Ode to Joy, where Xiao Baosi's appearance feels like he's not acting, but he's acting himself. So it still feels like the actors are really good.