What kind of traffic password did Andy's crying play get in "Ask me for a lifetime"?

Where does the actor's acting come from? One of the most important things is crying. After all, a good crying scene is not just to express sadness and shed a few tears, but to bring this sad feeling to the audience, so that people can feel sadness on the screen. In the hit TV series "Ask Me All My Life", Andy's crying scene brought us endless surprises. No matter how famous the story "Please Teach Me All My Life" is, Andy's acting skills in the play are highly praised by the audience. Yang Zi has many crying scenes, and each scene gives the audience a different experience. Bian Xiao felt that Andy's cry in "Please Teach Me for the Rest of My Life" got the following traffic password:

1. In the first episode, Andy's Lin Zhixiao got drunk in a bar and went home to face his father's scolding. She argued with the power of alcohol and revealed all her grievances. Andy looked at his father innocently, and his face was a little drunk. Then her eyes turned red and tears came down. The scene of Andy crying is so infectious that it represents injustice, anger and disappointment.

2. Lin Zhixue tried to persuade his father to have another gastroscopy, but the stubborn teacher Lin refused. Lin's school is still very hard, but teacher Lin shouted out of the ward. At the moment when Linzhi School just walked out of the ward, she was still very strong and burst into tears again, showing her current sense of powerlessness, as well as the patience and sense of responsibility of adults.

When Mr. Lin was diagnosed with gastric cancer, Lin Zhixue cried with his mother. Lin Zhixue pretended to be strong and let her mother rely on her, but she couldn't help crying. She was angry and worried when she found that her unwitting father was still smoking secretly. Hearing her parents quarreling, she hid outside the door to wipe her tears. Andy performed Lin Zhixue's melancholy.

4. Andy's heroine was scolded by her father for going to a bar to drink privately, and she had an argument with her father with the wine. In this episode, Andy showed us a crying scene in a textbook. When she first talked about her grievances, her face was slightly drunk. As she spoke, her eyes began to turn red, and then tears began to fall. Even though we know that these are all plot settings, as an audience, we will still feel the complicated feelings of anger and injustice of the hostess, and we will also feel pain and discomfort for her. This can be called empathy.