Three Kingdoms actor Huang Zhong

Huang Zhong is played by Song Chengdao.

Song Chengdao's version of Huang Zhong was very naughty as soon as he appeared. He knew clearly that the hero opposite was Guan Yu, who had passed five levels and killed six generals, beheaded good-looking men and punished ugly men. Not only was he not afraid of stage fright, but he also laughed out loud (that This kind of laughter gives people the feeling that it is almost catching up with Zhou Xingchi), and he said that one thousand can kill a thousand, but he did not take Guan Yu seriously at all. It is estimated that the last-minute shooter next to Guan Yu was thinking: Is this old man here to make a joke?

We just like Song Chengdao’s version of Huang Zhong. Not only is he highly skilled in martial arts, but he is also a naughty and cute old man. He is very suitable for the tastes of today’s young people. He not only conforms to the official historical image but also gives people a relaxed and happy feeling. .

Everyone can think about it carefully. Huang Zhong should have been a lonely master when he was young. After all, he was a strong martial artist but still had to submit to his talents in a small county. In that kind of environment where he was peaceful on the surface and struggling internally, He could only drink and have fun and tell jokes every day. It was not until Cao Cao went south and Liu Bei took over the four counties of Jingzhou that he could break the calm and set sail again.

Introduction to "The New Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

The "New Romance of the Three Kingdoms" mainly describes the whole process from the separatism of the heroes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the establishment of the Three Kingdoms after Red Cliff, and finally the Sima family usurped the Wei Dynasty and returned to the Jin Dynasty. process.

The TV series begins with the end of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the last internecine feud leading to Dong Zhuo's entry into the capital. It goes through the Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Yiling, and continues with the Battle of Wuzhangyuan and Gaopingling Mausoleum. The change is completed and ends with the death of Sima Yi in the last scene.