Ruby Lin's eternal Lagerstroemia indica

Xia Ziwei is one of the heroines in the TV series Princess Zhu Huan. Ruby Lin plays Wei Zi in the first and second films of Princess Zhu Huan, while Ma Yili plays Wei Zi in the third film. Wei Zi in the latest edition of Princess Huanzhu is played by Lu Hai. Although the three of them play the same role, they have different feelings for the audience.

Ruby Lin Edition-Wei Zi

There is no doubt that Wei Zi played by Ruby Lin is the most beautiful and classic. Only her performance of Wei Zi was accepted by the public. This is her early twenties, with big eyes and quiet personality. She interprets Wei Zi's quiet temperament well.

User comments: Wei Zi written by Qiong Yao is like Ruby Lin.

Mayli Edition-Wei Zi

With the filming of Princess Zhu Huan 3, except Er Kang and Jing Er, all the original cast members were replaced by actors, Wei Zi was replaced by Ma Yili, and Zhu Yu from Ruby Lin took the lead, but Ma Yili's performance was still in place.

After marriage, Wei Zi is no longer the girl who has dimples and only knows how to revolve around her father. She has become a wife and a mother. Ma Yili is a good illustration of Wei Zi who is docile and independent after marriage. Speaking of which, I prefer the Mayli version of Wei Zi.

Sea and land edition-Lagerstroemia indica

With the remake of Princess Pearl again, all the characters in the play have been replaced by newcomers, and Wei Zi has also been replaced by newcomers. The land and sea version of Wei Zi has also been greatly appreciated by Qiong Yao.

However, the sea-land version of Wei Zi has not been recognized by netizens. A pair of big "ears" have no aesthetic feeling, and the five senses are not exquisite. It can be said that even a beautiful woman is not.

As a newcomer, Hailu naturally has a lot to improve in acting. Her crying scene has no aesthetic feeling, which is far from other heroines in Qiong Yao's plays. Anyway, I don't like the sea-land version of Lagerstroemia indica.

Compare these three versions of Lagerstroemia indica together. No comparison, no harm. What kind of crape myrtle do you have in mind? Let's comment together!