Time goes back, 1983 In February, A Dream of Red Mansions was formally established, with the protagonist to be determined.

Liu Xiaoqing, Shen Danping and other big stars all took part in the competition. And the crew's phrase "national selection of new people" made all the dreams of popular actors fall empty.

Director Wang Fulin pays more attention to the charm and temperament of actors than the popularity and acting skills of actors. He stressed: "It doesn't matter if you can't play it. The key is to look like this role."

It's amazing, everything will come naturally, you can teach if you can't act, and you can remake if you can't act well.

The drama version of A Dream of Red Mansions is the product of this harsh standard, so in the eyes of the audience, Lin Daiyu should be like Chen, Xue Baochai should be like, and Jia Baoyu should be like Ouyang Fenqiang. ......

It was not easy to surpass Zhu Yu before.

Based on the masterpiece attribute of A Dream of Red Mansions and the success of the 87th edition, later some famous directors, with a group of highly topical and recognized actors, remake the film version and drama version of A Dream of Red Mansions.

The ideal is beautiful, but the ending is not satisfactory, especially the 20 10 version directed by Li, which not only failed to compare with the 87 version, but became the object of ridicule.

Looking at the 89 film version of A Dream of Red Mansions, I chose a completely different road from the 87 version.

Version 87 is an eclectic talent drop. These young actors come from all walks of life: salespeople in department stores, telephone operators, temporary workers in leather shoes factories ... but there are no famous actors.

However, Casper's lineup is top-notch. At that time, many famous actors had a glimpse in the film, but the 87 edition was so brilliant that these great beauties and stars were eclipsed.

Mention, Chen Hong, Zhao and others, should be known to everyone; However, when it comes to the actors in the 89 film version of A Dream of Red Mansions, many people will unconsciously have doubts.

Xia Qing, with neat short hair, crosses Jia Baoyu, but his facial features are too soft, delicate and heroic.

As the name implies, the beautiful and intelligent image of Tao Huimin people and Lin Daiyu's beauty and alertness are in the same strain. However, Chen's interpretation is even more sad, more weak and worried about Shi, but less so.

Fu Yiwei, which became an instant hit in Su Daji, is subtle, dignified, elegant and beautiful. She explained the essence of Xue Baochai with superb acting skills, and every gesture was beautiful. Personally, I think that the Fu Yiwei version of Xue Baochai is not inferior to the Zhang Li version, but the influence of the 89 version is not as good as that of the 87 version, which leads to the reduction of actors' topics.

The audience thought that Wang Xifeng, played by Queen Liu Xiaoqing, was "more attractive than charming". In contrast, when Sichuan beauty Deng Jieyu played Wang Xifeng, she smiled with the luxury and style of the hostess. She is an insurmountable mountain.

In addition to these important protagonists, the actors who played supporting roles were also top beauties or artists at that time, such as:

Teacher Zhao, a Pingju performance artist who participated in the Spring Festival Evening, is the 89th version of Granny Liu. Perhaps it is the cartoon image of Zhao, which has been deeply rooted in people's hearts for a long time. Grandma Liu, who she plays, always has some sketches, lacking the sophistication and wisdom of the role itself.

He Qing, the only classical beauty who has played four classical novels in ancient China, plays Qin Keqing in it. Compared with the 87 version of Zhang Lei, I think He Qing's interpretation of Qin Keqing pays more attention to the longing for life.

Chen Hong is Chang 'e in Pig in Spring, Princess Taiping in Poetry in Daming Palace, and the wife of the great director Chen Kaige. She plays Lin Daiyu's maid, Zi Juan, in the shadow version of A Dream of Red Mansions. Because she was so bright and moving, she stole Lin Daiyu's thunder as soon as she appeared.

The wonderful jade played by Cai Feihe is more Taoist.

Yuan Mei, who plays the attacking person in the 87th edition, is Aunt Xue in the 89th edition.

There are many old artists in the shadow version of A Dream of Red Mansions, so I won't list them one by one.

In terms of actors' strength, the 89th edition is far superior to the 87th edition, but they have either lost their resemblance to their roles or missed their preconceived opportunities.