Comment on the third part of Princess Zhu Huan

1, there are several songs that are very nice: for example, What Can I Do and After Farewell to You, including Ku Kuiji (so ugly! ) The theme songs and epilogue I wrote are as good as the first two, but songs like What to Do and Farewell to Your Majesty are somewhat similar to the national style of the first one, and indeed as good as Mountains and Rivers. To say that the songs in the first part are mostly songs sung by other singers, which are well-known and well-matched with TV series. With the nationwide popularity of Princess Zhu Huan, the already popular Rain Butterfly and Dang will only become more and more popular. Ku Kuiji, an ugly man, has been scolded by us for being obscene, pretending not to wake up, being coy, like a mouse, showing off, loving red performances, desperately trying to be famous, and never letting go of performances on any occasion ... with a bad impression. We all hate him. But people cannot underestimate it. It's good that they can get so many concept albums and write their own songs. I can only attack from his appearance.

The music is very nice.

2, the plot has been troubled, and the characters' psychology is still strong and optimistic. Aunt Qiong Yao is not so good at designing multi-element stories as she is good at choosing sides. Heavy Rain made He Shuhuan join the army to resist Japanese aggression, while Princess Zhu Huan 1 and 2 were both anti-feudal, but not anti-parents. The heroine Xia Ziwei is sentimental, but she still has a strong Confucian ethics in her heart ... The theme is health and progress. In fact, Princess Zhu Huan III shows the plot of human overcoming smallpox virus and getting rid of drug addiction. No matter how you look at it, you still maintain the advanced nature of your thoughts ... nothing is healthier and more glorious than Aunt Qiong Yao's works. Who says Qiong Yao's novels will bring bad children if they can't flow into school?

Qiong Yao's novels are still full of sensibility and limited wisdom to seek the love between men and women and the great love of mankind, which is a consistent theme. Princess Zhu Huan 3 can still find something that touches me, and some touches.

3. Tamia Liu is really beautiful, cold, outstanding and thin in this play. How to get a big round face and the same figure as apples in other TV dramas? . . Qin Lan's performance was delicious, too. The success made me extremely disgusted with the role of Zhihua. These two people are the most successful actors, and their images are the same. They have distinct personalities, each with its own shortcomings and the helplessness of fate, and they are deeply impressed.

Then I will start criticizing Princess Zhu Huan 3.

Let's talk about performance.

1, that Ma Yili, is completely different from Ruby Lin. Xia Ziwei is sentimental, and her smile is very infectious! However, Ma Yili seems to be trying to shake off the shadow of Ruby Lin and deliberately perform a calm and firm Xia Ziwei. Ma Yili's style is very similar to that of a married female university teacher. She is quiet, elegant in words and deeds, and always good at persuading others. The most exposed expression is a worried frown, not so happy, but a relatively cold and wise female intellectual image. And a little life-oriented. I always feel that "Huan 3" was shot by the director while they were not paying attention, which is their usual reaction.

Mary is too real and plain, Richard.