Larena plays Li Na as an intern in Dress Up magazine. Fortunately, she used Dongfeng as a process editor. This salary may be an intern's salary, but in Beijing, this money may only barely cover food and clothing. Just graduated from college, how do you feel about your first job in Beijing and your salary in January? Will you be as excited as Li Na? Lareina's role this time is a bit hot-blooded, a bit silly and a bit sloppy, but not all newcomers in the workplace are like this.
At the beginning of the TV series "Dress Up", when I saw Li Na, played by Larena, being interviewed, I suddenly thought of some situations when I graduated from college for an interview. At that time, I tightened my pants to buy a formal suit, and I didn't know how to make up. I couldn't even wear high heels. Compared with the girls who just graduated and dressed up beautifully, it's really a good memory to think about it now.
Li Na, played by Larena, accidentally spilled coffee all over Song Jia. Song Jia was pale, Larena was uneasy, and even used handstands to win the forgiveness of the leaders, which made people laugh and cry. In the past, most fashion themes could not be separated from the imprisonment of comedies and romantic dramas, but the lens of 5 1 1 was full of suspense, and inexplicably had a moderately scary atmosphere, which made people shudder. In a word, dressing up is beyond your imagination. You can't do it without it.
Appearing again in Dress Up, the daily life of people in the workplace is distressing. Li Na played by Larena is like a pistachio in a suspense game. From body movements to facial expressions, as a media rookie, you don't need too many images at all. Those who don't want to watch workplace dramas are the first to watch them. Give yourself two reasons: 1 From the point of view of drama-following, there are more actors wearing strength and some expectations. Personally, try new things and complete the daily punching task of headline chasing drama.