What acting skills have you seen that make you feel bursting?

Although watching TV more often is just to pass the time, sometimes some stars are in place. I can always remember a few outstanding and fresh words. I like to watch some excellent and classic film and television works. In fact, what I like best is the soldier's assault. This TV play was played incisively and vividly by Zhang Yi. He is a good monitor.

Actually, I don't know much about being a soldier, but I feel that I was there when he was a soldier. Especially when he is going to retire. Show depression. When he performed in the car, his mood was really heartbreaking, and the scene was very demanding. It should be the extreme ending of his performance in this TV series. Very impressive. His acting at that time really surprised me.

Second, Tony Leung Chiu Wai's "Silent Performance" I like his movies very much, and I also like Tony Leung Chiu Wai as an actor. When these two things collide, just like lightning, there are classic shots everywhere. There was a scene in Tony Leung Chiu Wai that really surprised me. In the film, when Tony Leung Chiu Wai saw Huang, the only police officer who knew his "undercover identity", falling to his death in front of him, his eyes were full of "layered feelings". Tony Leung Chiu Wai's performance in this play, the whole process without a line, only facial expressions and complicated eyes, and very few movements, but as long as people have seen this play, they can understand his performance. If Tony Leung Chiu Wai's acting skills are unbreakable, I really don't understand what an actor's "acting skills are unbreakable" is.

The third masterpiece, a crying scene in his works, is still a "legend" that many people talk about. When she faced the body of her ex-husband, she first "smiled" and then showed a very painful look. Some people say that this is because Maggie Cheung "laughed" at that time, but the director felt that this "mood" change was very suitable for the scene at that time, so he left this "laughing" accident, but he didn't think it was a classic.