Chen, Tang Guoqiang, Zhang Guoli, help me analyze who is stronger and more capable?

Alas ~ as a fan, I am most afraid of this kind of question ~ because this kind of question can easily lead to quarrels ~

But I decided to answer seriously ~

First of all, I have to say that these three are awkward, because none of them are the same. The landlord will compare these three, probably because these three have played many emperors, so let's talk about the imperial drama first.

These three films all have relatively good masterpieces of imperial dramas, but due to the differences in temperament, the effects presented are also different.

Chen's Kangxi Dynasty is a gloomy and ambitious imperial drama, which is still in the pioneering stage. Because of his own serious and gloomy side, his interpretation of this type of emperor seems to be hidden, or dark, like a darkroom hide the sword, with a faint light. This kind of emperor is the founding king.

Tang Guoqiang, on the other hand, has a high degree of maturity and style, and has a kind part in his temperament, but it is more dazzling, so he is more suitable to play the king of prosperous times, such as Emperor Taizong, and is suitable to play the imperial drama under the background of prosperous times.

Zhang Guoli's temperament is peaceful, and he doesn't have the strong aura of the top two, so he knows his route very well. His court plays are all playful, not historical. His private visit to Kangxi incognito is basically a series of emotional stories and folklore, which is suitable for interpreting the gentle emperor who is not a hero and the emperor in a joke.

When it comes to civilian drama, this Tang Guoqiang is a little weak, probably because he has a sharp aura, and now he is not suitable for civilian drama. His image is a little positive and he can't play the role of black spots (don't shoot me with Yongzheng, the Yongzheng dynasty itself is too positive for Yongzheng, although I admit that Tang Guoqiang will play very well, but today he is not what he used to be).

Chen, he is more suitable for people with a little intellectual flavor. Because of his own cultural background, he always has a literary spirit, which also makes him feel very comfortable when interpreting intellectuals, such as Fang Hung-chien in Fortress Besieged, Jianping Song in Separation, and Mobile Phone which is about to start broadcasting (I'm watching it now, I've already read the first half). I feel that I have handled it well, and I am also an intellectual, and I also show these three different types and personalities. This type is his best part. However, he is not limited to this. In "Winter Solstice", I, Chen Ping, a little more civilian, portrayed the psychology and details of an ordinary bank employee step by step in the process of committing crimes. His plays of this type are even better and more skillful than his imperial plays.

Zhang Guoli can be said to be the most common of the three, so he is very suitable to interpret the most common person in that kind of life. His golden wedding was very successful, that's why. Both his royal dramas and court dramas can't escape the shadow of civilians, but he does have a problem, that is, almost all the characters he creates think they are personality types, but he can always find the right role, which is why he has established his present position.

Among the three, Tang Guoqiang's road is getting narrower and narrower, and some of them are faceless, but because he has basically become a special actor now, this is not worrying;

Chen has a deep accumulation of strength, and he is also a person who is more focused on drama. His roles are very rich, and most of them are brilliant. His play has bad movies, but no bad characters. His weakness lies in emotional drama, but this has a lot to do with his dislike of this type of drama. He is quite resistant to the drama of being immersed in love, so he seldom sees intimate scenes and too much emotional lingering in his movies.

Zhang Guoli is basically like what I said above. His acting skills are basically not outstanding, but he can always find a role that suits him. His image and temperament are also generally close to the people and can get along ~

My opinion is roughly like this ~