The TV series Flowers in Shanghai says that Shanghai in the 1990s is full of opportunities and hopes. Bao (Hugh), a young man, has become a rising star in the business world with the spring breeze of reform and opening up and his own efforts. Everyone knows the Yellow River. The transformation of an ordinary Po into a treasure manager can't be separated from the help of a great uncle, a Tokyo night show owner and Miss Wang, a foreign trade building. With the mysterious woman Ber Ber parachuting into huanghe road, a fashionable restaurant is about to stir up the whole street, which makes Mr. Bao's original career of winning thousands of miles turbulent and shocking, and his relationship with the people around him is undergoing an unprecedented test. At the same time, Shenzhen stock market will always give a fatal blow to Po. Po can only go forward with a pure heart and cross the mountains to get to the flowers.

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Many flowers are almost all acting online. Miss Benchang You is crazy! Who can believe that this old man is 90 years old!

The eyes are burning, the original lines are powerful, the gestures are full of gas, and the mental outlook is hanging.

His role in the play is the strategist behind Bao Zong, which seems to open God's perspective.

As soon as he appeared, he looked like a weather-beaten and experienced boss. Mr Benchang You gives an excellent image of being calm and effortless.

That's the feeling: with him around, you can put 10 thousand hearts at ease.

Not the kui is an old play bone, really not the average person can compare. It can be said that his performance improved the level of the whole play.

Finally, I saw that Hugh played a role that suited him.

He came back with the precipitation of years and the scar of the corner of his eye.

Still handsome.

Coupled with Wong Kar-wai's lens language, the handsomeness and extravagance of "Bao Zong" are vividly reflected.

I seldom see the combination of "black shirt+black vest+black tie".

In addition to Hugh's temperament, lighting, lens and later stage also contributed to wearing this "black to black" so beautifully.

As a male host, Hugh's performance is particularly important. Fortunately, he can accept it.

This time, he didn't have "Jing Tian's escape" or "Mei Su Chang's melancholy", but he was somewhere in between and in high spirits.

Ma Yili's performance is also very delicate.

First of all, there is a play in the eyes.

Secondly, as a native of Shanghai, Ma Yili plays the Shanghai style proprietress like a duck to water, as if she were not acting.

Look at this arrogant little strength, it is natural to hold it in place.

Although her present play space is only in a small hotel, she has the ability to make this role "rich and interesting" with all kinds of fine movements.

The role of "Reiko Kobayakawa" was really played by her.

It's hard to believe that Ma Yili is 47 years old and well maintained.

Then there is Xin.

New Lei Zhi really got it right this time. The role and costume are simply tailored for her.

It is expected that the girls in Northeast China will be on fire.

She used to be like this.

Apart from the recognition of lips, there seems to be nothing too brilliant, even a little rustic.

But in "Flowers in Shanghai", under the lens of Wong Kar-wai, she is like this.

No beauty crit!

Hong Kong wind, big waves, curly hair and flaming lips, this retro and advanced feeling suits her very well.

There is also a big backless dress, which is really beautiful.

This temperament, coupled with her aloof and unemotional performance, makes her charm value really ridiculously high.

Even if she is a mistress, this time, she can definitely achieve a classic role.

I have to say that Wang Dao's casting vision is somewhat.

Tang Yan plays "Miss Wang".

Ryan plays Wei Gongzi.

Blooming Shanghai's reputation is just like its popularity. With the development of the plot, let's wait and see.