In several versions of a dream of red mansions, who does Daiyu play the most like?

Lin Daiyu in each version of A Dream of Red Mansions has its own characteristics, which can be said to be different. However, everyone has his own preferences and hobbies. My personal favorite and most similar performance is 1987 version of Lin Daiyu.

An actor must believe in the role he plays in order to inject soul into the role. Chen obviously thinks she is Lin Daiyu. She once registered a mailbox for herself, and the pinyin at the end was lindaiyu.com. This is not only because she has deep feelings for this role, but also because she brought herself into the role from the moment she played Lin Daiyu. Maybe she didn't want to come out after the shooting. I can see that she loves Daiyu deeply and feels the same way about her own experience. Such an actor not only played Lin Daiyu well, but also played Lin Daiyu alive.

As an actor, acting is of course important. For example, a role does not conform to the image of the actor himself, but he makes up for it with acting skills, and the audience may accept and recognize it. Chen belongs to the type that conforms to Lin Daiyu's image, and her acting skills are also excellent. Lin Daiyu was born in a famous family, but because of her delicate body, she has been in poor spirits. And Chen is personable and melancholy, just like Lin Daiyu who came out of the book. This unique appearance condition, coupled with skillful acting, has made Chen's Lin Daiyu, and also shaped a classic figure that best fits the original image.

In A Dream of Red Mansions, Chen has some character movements designed by himself. For example, she often bows her head slightly, because Lin Daiyu is a sponsor after all and her health is not good, which makes her feel a little insecure. Therefore, Chen's action immediately showed the psychological characteristics of the characters. In addition, what is the description of Lin Daiyu in the book? Like tears, don't like tears, eyes full of emotion? Chen's eyes are always watery, like tears, not falling.

Chen devoted himself to A Dream of Red Mansions. She not only created a character in the book, but also created an unparalleled Lin Daiyu.