Huang Xiaoming. He is a very outstanding actor in Chinese mainland, but his slightly clumsy acting makes many audiences feel indifferent to him. His dull eyes and pale lines became the key point that his acting skills could not be improved. The Son of Man, starring 200 1 Huang Xiaoming, brought him into the audience's field of vision. Later, Summer of Bubbles, Xuanzang of the Great Tang Dynasty, Feng and Chinese Partners are all his representative works.

First of all, simple eye contact

In the spy war blockbuster Wind released in 2009, Huang Xiaoming played Takeda, the director of a Japanese Secret Service. Don't say Japanese lines that he doesn't understand. Huang Xiaoming's performance in the play really didn't attract the audience's attention.

In a duet between her and Zhou Xun, Takeda, who should have fierce eyes, Huang Xiaoming profoundly completed the performance with blank stare and roar. Compared with Zhou Xun's resistance and struggle, Huang Xiaoming's eyes were obviously inferior.

Perhaps it is Huang Xiaoming's handsome face that makes Huang Xiaoming deeply loved by female audiences. The heroic facial features and deep eyes have really added a lot of convenience to Huang Xiaoming's acting career. But in the play, he seems to have only a face to see, and his acting seems to be negligible.

Second, non-emotional reading.

"New Shanghai Beach" can be said to be a TV series with relatively online acting skills in Huang Xiaoming. Huang Xiaoming has a sense of retro on the beach, and his deep eyes also make the finishing point for the characters in this drama.

However, Huang Xiaoming's interpretation in the play is a bit pale, and Xu Wenqiang of TVB in Hong Kong can't be imitated by Huang Xiaoming. His Xu Wenqiang always lacks Chow Yun Fat's domineering spirit.

Xu Wenqiang, played by Chow Yun Fat, is a classic representative of Hong Kong drama in 1990s. Although Fage's profound lines provide a very good reference for Huang Xiaoming's interpretation, Huang Xiaoming lacks the feeling of Chow Yun Fat Xu Wenqiang in his interpretation. Classic dialogue is the best weapon to cover up Huang Xiaoming's lack of lines.

Third, the deduction of a single type of characters.

Huang Xiaoming has challenged many different types of roles in role selection, but his interpretation of new roles is always single.

Huang Xiaoming plays Cheng, a college student from the countryside, in The Chinese Partner, which was produced on October 20 15. His interpretation of the role of Cheng can be said to be the ultimate, showing the audience a typical "Chinese success". Although Huang Xiaoming performed Cheng's "Country Style" well, the performance of "Success in Chinese Style" was slightly inferior to the other two leading actors, and the performance method was particularly simple. In the interpretation of Cheng Chenggong, we seem to see the "overbearing president" in the romance drama.

The emotional communication in Huang Xiaoming's eyes and the role of Cheng can't be compared with the complicated eyes of Deng Chao and David. When three people are acting together, Huang Xiaoming's momentum can't compare with the plot, but his performance in the whole film is remarkable.

Although Huang Xiaoming's awkward staring and shouting made the audience a little "hot-eyed", Huang Xiaoming proved his kindness with practical actions in charity, and he is also using his own strength to break the audience's doubts step by step, hoping that Huang Xiaoming's acting skills can be further improved in the future.