Hugh's costume drama is first-class in acting, and modern drama always feels almost nothing. The best work is, of course, Nirvana in Fire.

I remember as early as 2005, a "Legend of the Sword and the Chivalrous Man" set off a nationwide Xianxia fever, and the names of Hugh and Liu Yifei spread all over the country at that time. Hugh plays a handsome guy like Li Xiaoyao very well, and all his fledgling peers are tailor-made for him. In the choice between Zhao Linger and Lin Yueru, this difficulty is conveyed through body language.

Later, Fairy 3, Flying Fairy and Nirvana in Fire were all penetrating characters, especially Mei Su Chang, whose terminally ill state was very consistent with Hugh's thin body, and the scar left on Hugh's face after the car accident seemed to be the scar left by the war.

However, Hugh's modern plays are really pleasing. Last year's hit Hunting Field is Hugh's masterpiece, and both the director, the script and the supporting role have been carefully polished. However, Qiudong Zheng, who finally appeared, didn't conform to the role at all, but stayed in Hugh's personal image and didn't enter the role.

Over the years, Hugh has kept the film and television of the Tang Dynasty alone, stuck to his original intention, his promise and his gratitude to the Tang Dynasty. Now he is free to play. It is hard to say whether there will be a chance to receive such a good work as Nirvana in the fire in the future, but it has become the peak of Hugh's acting skills and an insurmountable mountain.

At this time, Hugh chose to go abroad for further study, which is also a good opportunity to improve his self-esteem and acting skills.