What role does Yin Tao play in Youth? What is the staffing of this role?

Recently, a new play The Right Youth was released, in which Yin Tao played Rei Lin. The character in the play is an overbearing president, and the atmosphere is fully open as soon as he enters the stage. The positioning of the characters in the play is: a vibrant and energetic working woman. Rei Lin, played by Yin Tao, is the sales director of an internationally renowned cosmetics company. The characters in the play are decisive and even a little ruthless. Is a Leng Yan, capable, aura, a story of women in the workplace.

Let's talk about the characteristics of Yin Tao's characters in the play: Yin Tao plays the sales director of Greater China, which plays a prominent role in the workplace and plays a cohesive role in the whole play. So the delicate makeup at the beginning and the appearance of big sunglasses have shaped a strong woman in the workplace who walks with the wind. When watching the whole drama, we will find that the director still gave Yin Tao a five-minute close-up, and the subsequent events are all shaping a strong and powerful working woman. Therefore, Yin Tao's role features are: a strong woman in the workplace.

Let's talk about Yin Tao's role modeling first: From the beginning of the whole drama, Yin Tao's role hairstyle makes the audience look really greasy, even a little exaggerated, and even follows the consistent style in TV dramas, that is, anyone who has a certain position, whether it is an overbearing president or a strong woman in the workplace, must have a hairstyle that is memorable. Yin Tao's hairstyle is short hair combed behind her head, and the overall aesthetic feeling is really not suitable for the audience. A sales director is a big steel head, full of wax and a little messy hair, which makes people think that she is a devil wears Prada.

Finally, we return to the overall story line of the plot. The core of this drama is naturally: the story about the struggle and the workplace. Screenwriters naturally think that they are either fools or tycoons in the workplace, which is also the similarity of similar works, mainly Cinderella or executive director of the workplace. But can such an old story really make the audience feel the same way about the play? The audience still wants to see a more grounded story.