Grandma Liu, 1, version 89 of A Dream of Red Mansions, or the North Film version of A Dream of Red Mansions, played by Zhao. Of course, as an audience, our understanding of Zhao comes from the sketches of the Spring Festival Evening, and Zhao's acting skills are definitely not very good. After she played the 86th edition of Journey to the West, she played the 89th edition of Granny Liu. Because the 89th edition of A Dream of Red Mansions is a movie, it didn't leave a great impression on that generation of audience. Therefore, granny Liu, Zhao's teacher, is naturally less influential than granny Liu in the 87th edition of A Dream of Red Mansions.

Out of respect for Zhao, an old artist, many viewers now mention her role as Granny Liu, and most people are full of praise for her. Regardless of preconceived feelings, the role of grandma Liu played by Teacher Zhao is qualified, but there is still a big gap from the role of grandma Liu in the original Dream of Red Mansions. If we take a closer look at the 89th edition of A Dream of Red Mansions, we will find that granny Liu, Zhao's teacher, entered Jia's house for the first time, acting a little silly, but lacking that kind of sophistication. However, what is commendable is that Grandma Liu played by Teacher Zhao is her own original sound. Without dubbing, Tangshan flavor came out carelessly.

3. And I can obviously feel the unique comedy effect of Zhao Xiaopin, so I like watching Grandma Liu played by Zhao very much, and the comedy effect is outstanding. I laugh every time I watch it. But seriously, Granny Liu did not show the poor state of breathlessness, embarrassment and shabby in the original work, but a lovely and funny old woman. Of course, this does not hinder Zhao's acting skills, because the actors in the 89 th edition of A Dream of Red Mansions were all big stars at that time, but their performances were generally not as good as those in the 87 th edition. A big reason for this lies in the director and screenwriter.