Who is the most insignificant hero in Ning Min town?

Although the actors in Ningmin Town are all protagonists, and the scenes are mainly concentrated on actors with lists, among such a group of protagonists, one protagonist is "paddling".

This actor is Wang Shasha, at least playing the leading role in the play, but this character gives people a sense of distributability, just to create an image of rural women hanging in the village. Other leading actors have their own monologues or inner drama, and Wang Shasha feels just like Yang Sanshuan, just a group drama with more lines.

When Wang Shasha first appeared, many audiences were stunned by her (she was still a child, but she had already played her mother). She is very rustic, but there is a big white tooth under her wheat-colored face. Is this still Mo Xiaobei in the Wulin legend? In the conversation with the driver on the bus to Diaozhuang, "Grandfather" was actually disrespectful to the older generation at that time, but when Xiuer (the role played by Wang Shasha) said it, it was all a joke and immediately caught my attention.

There are also times when Debao can't get on the last household electricity. Sulai said, "If I were a man, I wouldn't run. What kind of man is this? " All of a sudden, the girl's provocative and bold strength was vividly expressed.

There are not many shots of the role of Xiuer, but I remembered it as soon as I appeared. A few lines and expressions are in place and look very special.

It is true that there are too few female characters in this drama, such as Mai Miao and Hua Shui, and there are not many scenes in the volume of Spring Red, with Xiuer as the leading role, but the sense of existence in Wang Shasha is really too low.

What is Wang Shasha's role?

Her role in the play may be a supporting role. The first is to become the representative image of female roles. One is to lead water to Jintan village and the neighborhood behind it. Although it is an aid, I feel that she can show a bold and provocative village woman with more and richer details. Judging from her performance, she is still a little dull and single, and she can't see any changes in the state and mood of the role over time.

Once the role is dull and single, as the drama powder said, it gives people a feeling of robbing the play or brushing the sense of existence! There is always a scene of adding a dispensable sentence or greeting others in the play. Help Huashui build a house, push a cart, and let Xiaoyan call her aunt. They are acquaintances of their neighbors. Every time they meet, they won't let their children call her aunt, which is redundant.

It is impossible for a group of men to squat on the wall and wait for the mushroom truck to come. She also squats together, squatting in the middle than her husband. When the bus came, she jumped up and asked for directions. She didn't even know it, which was unreasonable. In order to comfort Wang Shui's mother, at first, she talked about Wang Shui. Look, it doesn't make sense. Xiuer is from Kushui Village, and they are not familiar with Yongquan Village. It is estimated that in that scene, Wang Shui should be a person comforting Wang Shui's mother.

Besides, the acting is not outstanding. It looks good on the bus. Later, Rayza and I sat together for a meeting, and the contrast between them was particularly obvious. Wang Shasha is a little armed, giving people a feeling of vigor and vitality, which is not natural enough; Rayza is more relaxed. Her posture and expression make people feel like a woman in the northwest countryside.

Maybe it's not that she didn't play well, but that the role of Mo Xiaobei is so popular that people have preconceived ideas. Seeing her will make them play more or less. And she doesn't play much, only one or two episodes have a few lines for a few seconds.

In a word, Wang Shasha's leading role in the play is somewhat paddling compared with other leading actors who have personalities, monologues or inner play. On the one hand, it is the objective reason for the lack of scenes, on the other hand, the acting skills are not solid enough to make people completely jump out of the original impression.

At the same time, it is also very sad to find that my acting skills are not as good as before, and I have lost my natural agility as a girl. Wang Shasha also graduated from a professional acting academy, but it's really a pity that she didn't feel her progress (the kind of makeover), probably because there are too few opportunities to get exercise.