Shadow of Chinese Entertainment

Chapter 156 Q&A
When An Xiaoqian heard this, a smile appeared on her face again. She nodded hurriedly with a smile, her eyes full of gratitude and emotion.

She bowed slightly and said to the reporters sincerely, "Actually, I'm also a fan of Mr. Jin Yong's books.

I feel honored to play the role of Xiaolongnu.

Please believe me, I will do my best to play the role of Little Dragon Girl and will not let you down."

At this time, a reporter wearing black-framed glasses leaned forward slightly with excitement and curiosity in his eyes.

He couldn't wait to raise his recorder and asked louder, "Mr. Jin Yong, is there any scene in the trailer that left a particularly deep impression on you?"

A soft light flashed in Mr. Jin's eyes for a moment, as if a distant memory was evoked.

He narrowed his eyes slightly, the corners of his mouth unconsciously raised slightly, and slowly said: "There was a scene where Xiaolongnu was combing Yang Guo's hair, and I was very moved."

He paused, sighed softly, his eyes became distant, as if he was lost in memories.

"Because it reminded me of this feeling when I was a kid... I was very moved and thought it was well acted."

The bearded man next to him couldn't contain himself when he heard this. With a proud smile on his face, he reached out and touched his beard, and couldn't help but interrupt.

"Grandpa, actually, when we were filming that scene, the actors were very dedicated. We shot a lot of takes to achieve the best effect."

Jin Yong smiled gently and nodded slightly, his eyes full of approval: "I can see that I can feel their sincerity."

Huang Xiaoming, who played Yang Guo, also came over with a bright smile on his face and excitement in his eyes.

He said excitedly, "Mr. Jin Yong, that scene also left a deep impression on me. When I was acting opposite An Xiaoqian, I really felt like I had entered the world of Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu."

At this time, a female reporter stood up, her eyes full of curiosity and expectation.

She held the microphone in both hands and asked in a clear voice, "Mr. Jin Yong, have you seen the music video for Xiaolongnu, 'Waiting for Your Return'? What do you think of it?"

Mr. Jin's face immediately blossomed with undisguised admiration, and his eyes suddenly lit up like the twinkling stars in the night sky.

The old man raised his thumbs up and said firmly, "This Little Dragon Girl MV is really great."

As he spoke, he gently shook his thumb, as if to emphasize his words, and his voice suddenly became louder, and he said bluntly: "Whether it is the presentation of the pictures or the integration of music and plot.

This MV is very well done, and it perfectly captures the spirit of the character Xiaolongnu."

The female reporter tilted her head slightly, her eyes fixed on Jin Yong, and asked curiously, "Mr. Jin Yong, which scene in this MV do you think best captures the spirit of Little Dragon Girl at that time?"

Upon hearing this, Mr. Jin frowned slightly, gently stroking his chin with his right hand. After thinking for a moment, he slowly said, "It should be the slow shot of Xiaolongnu turning around in the flowers.

The music perfectly captures her coldness and loneliness at that time."

An Xiaoqian, who was standing by, blushed slightly when she heard this. The corners of her mouth turned slightly upward, revealing her teeth. With a shy smile, she whispered, "When filming that scene, I was thinking about Xiaolongnu's state of mind, for fear that I wouldn't perform well.

"Thanks to the careful guidance of consultant Hu Xiaobei, I was able to perform this feeling." As she spoke, her voice gradually grew louder, and she deliberately guided everyone's gaze, slowly looking at Hu Xiaobei.

Hu Xiaobei smiled slightly, shook his head, and had no intention of accepting another interview.

The entertainment reporters had heard Hu Xiaobei's name several times today, and while it sounded familiar, they couldn't place it. The interview was more important, so they didn't pay much attention to him. On the contrary, when Mr. Jin heard Hu Xiaobei's name, he stared at him in surprise for a long moment, lost in thought, a mixture of surprise and confusion.

After that, another reporter quickly stood up, and the notebook in his hand shook slightly with the movement.

He cleared his throat and asked loudly, "So what do you think is your favorite thing about Xiao Longnu?"

Old Master Jin sat in a chair, leaning forward slightly. Despite his advanced age, his eyes were firm and fiery.

He spoke slowly and forcefully, "I like Xiao Long Nu, from beginning to end.

This character was portrayed very successfully, especially in the MV, which was really perfect."

After saying that, he deliberately glanced at Hu Xiaobei, smiled and nodded, but his attitude was completely lowered.

Hu Xiaobei smiled back modestly, with some guesses in his mind.

At this time, Mr. Jin still had a very high opinion of the drama.

Of course, we cannot deny the idea of ​​cooperating with publicity and promotion.

After a year or two of the show being aired, the popularity had almost dissipated.

In addition, there were a lot of negative reviews for Yang Guo and Yang Guo II, the breast-grabbing incident at the martial arts conference, and an overwhelming amount of negative news and dirty water were thrown at An Xiaoqian.

The old man changed his previous remarks and said that he was not satisfied with the bearded man and the show.

Some people say that this was because the hair-combing scene, which was the scene that Jin Yong was most satisfied with, was deleted when it was officially broadcast.

That's why Jin Yong was so furious and even took his anger out on An Xiaoqian, which led to the inconsistent interview in his "Hong Kong Island Interview".

In fact, the main difference is the location.

When he was interviewed in Hong Kong Island, he naturally favored Hong Kong Island.

As for dissatisfaction, it is more about criticizing the bearded man.

Because he repeatedly stated many times that the film did not follow the original novel. (Contradiction: Original novel fans believe that it did follow the original novel.)
Then they talk about An Xiaoqian, saying that Big Beard chose An Xiaoqian to play Little Dragon Girl. (A contradiction: the previous inscription on the book shows that An Xiaoqian was invited to play Little Dragon Girl several times. Furthermore, as detailed in the previous article, Big Beard chose Xun Ge'er.)
They also said that An Xiaoqian was quite pretty, but she was afraid of looking ugly and didn't dare to make any expressions, as any expression would ruin her original appearance. (A contradiction: An Xiaoqian had expressions and eye contact in The Return of the Condor Heroes; otherwise, she wouldn't have risen to the top of the television industry because of this role.)
So it was changed. If she wanted to cry, she refused to do so, she would just shed a few tears. (Contradictory point: There are many scenes in the play where Xiaolongnu cries heartbreakingly, and her acting is very heartfelt.)
(PS: Some of the above words and phrases may be difficult to understand, but the content involving An Xiaoqian is Mr. Jin’s original words, so I have not changed them to avoid misleading everyone.

The words involving other people are just a summary of his meaning. Interested readers can find the information themselves.)
As for the role of Yang Guo, Mr. Jin had nothing good to say: "I think the actor who played Yang Guo was too exaggerated.

The acting was too frivolous. In some scenes, it felt like he wasn't respecting his aunt but seducing her master, and that's why I didn't like it."

In fact, the film and television sound system has interviewed Mr. Jin specifically, and his statement in the interview shows what he really doesn't like.

He doesn't like others modifying the characters he wrote, adding some messy things to the characters, and arbitrarily changing the original work.

It’s just that many video contents have been edited by people with ulterior motives, cutting off the beginning and the end, piecing together things, and finally transplanting them, so that the video content is completely different from the original meaning.

(End of this chapter)