The Wind of China Entertainment 2005

Chapter 265
It is said that Lu Yuan chose to enter the entertainment industry when he graduated from high school.

In addition to the unsatisfactory college entrance examination results and failing to meet the key points, the more important reason is that this industry makes money quickly.

At that time, I actually didn't think highly of actors. I felt that these people didn't have much knowledge and weren't well-educated.

This also caused Lu Yuan to dislike this industry from the bottom of his heart at first.

It’s just that I have gained a lot of experience later, and I have communicated with some seniors who are both talented and talented.

Only then did I realize that no industry can overturn a whole boat of people with one stroke.

For aspiring actors, reading and settling in are a must.

These will all be reflected in the individual's temperament, conversation and behavior.

Actors are engaged in literary and artistic performance work. If they want to create artistic images that are full of flesh and blood and have distinctive personalities, the accumulation of culture is naturally indispensable.

In order to create a character, in order to better understand the character, help yourself analyze the character's heart.

They will do a lot of homework in advance, figure out the characters' lines, and understand the background of the story at that time.

So usually, after working in this industry for a long time, actors have a wide range of knowledge and can be exposed to things from all walks of life.

Since Lu Yuan started filming, he has played eunuchs, soldiers, undercover agents, Taoist priests, and rich men.

The Ming Dynasty learned how eunuchs speak, soldiers learned how soldiers hold guns, lurked to understand the Morse code, and the Three of Immortals learned various Taoist secrets.
In short, I have learned a lot of messy knowledge, which is rough but not refined.

He also thinks about it in his spare time, and generally feels that actors are a fusion of "expert" and "expert" in terms of cultural knowledge.

"Bo" means that the knowledge should be broader, at least dabbling in literature, history, philosophy, science and technology, etc.

"Specialized" means to study the performing arts seriously through theoretical study and performance practice, and continuously improve the level of interpreting different characters and roles.

There are no big or small roles, only good or bad acting skills. Young Master Fusu doesn't have much role, but Lu Yuan still tried his best to analyze the psychology of the character.

It's just that the background and personality of this ancient figure are considered "bo" for him, and they are part of something he has dabbled in.

He knew more or less, but to tell him the reason was to embarrass him.

Fortunately, he has an old father who is knowledgeable in history and is a good teacher.

Lu Yuan: Hey, Dad, what are you doing?

Lu Minghua: I’m having an argument with your mother. If you fart, hurry up.

Lu Yuan: Don't make it difficult for yourself. How can you quarrel with her? Are you going to spend the night at your second uncle's house again tonight?

Lu Minghua: Is there anything wrong with this brat, and are you bullying your nephew? Your sister complained to your mother two days ago.

Lu Yuan: Nonsense. I didn’t. It wasn’t me. Who bullied Banli? Don’t listen to the old woman’s nonsense. She is approaching menopause.

Lu Minghua: You are about to reach menopause. I am talking about your precious son, not you.

Lu Yuan: ...

Lu Yuan: I’m not going to bullshit you anymore. Tell me about the character of Young Master Fu Su. I’m here to make a guest appearance and have a scene with Fu Su.Lu Minghua: Fusu, this is a traitor and an unlucky thing. Just like you, nothing can make a father worry free every day.

Lu Yuan: No, are you okay? Why are you teasing me? Every time your mother scolds you, you take it out on me.

On the other end of the phone, Lu Minghua cursed and said something to Li Rulan.

After a while, he continued: Fu Su is a man who has read many books by sages and has a relatively simple philosophy of governing the country. The First Emperor wants to build roads, build the Great Wall, unify writing, weights and measures, and he always advises him, thinking that these national policies consume manpower. The material resources are not worth it, and he has argued with his father in court more than once.

Lu Yuan: So his father saw that he was bored, so he told him to go and build the Great Wall.

Lu Minghua: How can politics be so simple? When you were in elementary school, I saw that you were annoying and I didn’t tell you to get out. At that time, Ying Zheng wanted to unify his thoughts and truly control the entire country, so he had great influence on Confucianism, which was also the most popular. A devastating blow came, which was the historical incident of burning books and harassing Confucians. Fusu thought it was too cruel and pushed back.

Lu Minghua: When Qin Shihuang took a look, hey, this son is probably stupid because of studying, and he doesn’t have a girlfriend. No, he knows how to quarrel with him all day long, so he might as well let him go to the border to understand the misery of the nomads without the Great Wall. Realizing the hard work of being a father, he took over Meng Tian's military power.

Lu Yuan: In the end, he died.

Lu Minghua: The First Emperor did not expect that he would die so early. His subordinates were so audacious that they dared to correct the imperial edict. He was optimistic about Fusu. Letting him take over the 30-strong army was proof that military power would not change hands, let alone 30 elites. Who could Knowing that Fusu had no idea at all when facing the edict.

Lu Yuan: Yes, if it were me with an army of 30 men, I would have to fight back to Xianyang and confront you face to face. If I didn’t tell you, Dad, you could retire early.

Lu Minghua:
Lu Minghua: Okay, don’t hang up the phone if you have the guts. I’ll ask your mother, the Queen Mother-to-be, to talk to you.

Lu Yuan: Hey, hey, there’s no signal, you can’t hear me, hey, hey, I’ll hang up first.
When the call ended, Lu Yuan took a deep breath.

When he was in school, the most annoying subject among all subjects was history.

The reason is also simple. His father is a history teacher, and he is probably used to being a rebellious son. He dozed off when he saw the history textbook.

Because of this incident, every time the school held a parent-teacher meeting, Lu Minghua was always teased by other teachers. Naturally, he was in a frenzy after returning home.

Whenever this happened, his mother would either sit back and watch, or join in to mix the doubles.

As for her sister, the old woman, she stood aside and cracked melon seeds, interjecting a few words from time to time, and she was very skilled at adding fuel to the fire.

In the main hall of the Qin Palace, Zang Jinsheng, who plays Qin Shihuang, listened for a long time and said sideways: "I just discovered today that the real you is different from what the media said."

"I don't like to be interviewed very much. The media just makes up random things if they don't have anything to write about." Lu Yuan smiled and waved his hand.

Finally, he added: "Teacher Zang, when I watched "Water Margin" I always thought that the actor who played Lu Zhishen must be hot-tempered, but when I met him, I found that it was completely the opposite."

"Everyone says that." Zang Jinsheng laughed.

He is an old actor and has filmed many film and television dramas, including "Living Buddha Jigong" starring Mr. You Benchang, and "Water Margin" starring Mr. Li Xuejian.
To talk about the most classic scene, it has to be the uprooting of a weeping willow tree.

Thinking of this, Lu Yuan curiously asked: "Is the uprooting of the weeping willow tree real or fake? When I was a child, I once felt that Teacher Zang was born with supernatural powers."

"During the filming, it was really pulled out. The willow tree was pulled out in advance, then tied with a wire rope and buried in the floating soil. There was a crane nearby to pull it up."

Not far away, a staff member came over. Zang Jinsheng dusted off his black dragon robe, straightened his crown, and said: "At that time, the steel wire rope broke once, and it spun in mid-air and was thrown down. I was so stunned that I was almost stupid. Fortunately it didn't fall on me."

"Teachers, the director said we can start."

(End of this chapter)