With Bai Jingting, Tian Xiwei and Chen Xiaojun, the ancient light comedy “Daily Life” ended as a member. This drama has become the most popular drama series in iQiyi’s history, and its popularity has conquered the entire network. And Chen Xiaojun also attracted a lot of attention with the role of Hao Jia, and the popularity and discussion remained high, which can be said to be full of cross-platform.
The series’ female group portraits focus on the reality of the world, and Hao Jia’s sobriety resonates
Hao Jia played by Chen Xiaojun, as an independent and sober representative in “Daily Life”, can always show the charm of female characters. In the beginning, Hao Jia’s line “Of course I like myself” portrays the character image of an independent and sober woman, which immediately attracts the attention and wins the empathy of many viewers.
The mutual aid, love and encouragement, and pursuit of the desired life among the female characters in the play let us see the beautiful qualities of mutual redemption between women. Hao Jia’s growth also conveys to the audience “rejection of ‘anxiety of appearance’ and ‘being for oneself’ is the practical meaning of ‘living’ and ‘man must create happiness by himself’.
Chen Xiaojun’s emotional and delicate interpretation of Hao Jia’s growth path
Hao Jia’s image in “Qingqing Daily” is pitiful, but she can show persistence at critical moments. Chen Xiaojun’s handling of the characters properly handles Hao Jia’s personality traits such as being smart and pleasant, tender on the outside and strong on the inside.
In addition, as the only torture line in the light comedy, Hao Jia’s growth journey is very complete, and Chen Xiaojun also uses his superb acting skills to portray the changes before and after the character’s growth in detail. Whether it’s the gentleness and kindness when dealing with sisters, the despair of being broken up in marriage, or the self-reliance and persistence after rebirth, they are all carefully handled in a layered performance. The plot of “two Hao Jia staring at each other” in the finale is also very impressive. One is Hao Jia who is looking forward to the unknown and happy, and the other is Hao Jia who is reborn from the Jedi and treats him with indifference . The subtle changes in behavior reveal the details of the different stages of character transformation and growth in an instant, which shows that Chen Xiaojun’s understanding and understanding of the characters is very accurate.
Making every effort to create multidimensional characters, mighty actor Chen Xiaojun is not afraid of challenges
Chen Xiaojun has always challenged roles of different styles. From Tina who became a stepmother at a young age in “A Little Farewell”, to the kind, lovely, attentive and discreet Xin Xin in “Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace”, the kind and calm Tilan in “Mrs. Hao Jia, who seems to be weak but actually “sober in the world” in Qingqing Daily, each character has its own characteristics, and they are all portrayed delicately, and the interpretation is deeply rooted in people’s hearts, leaving a deep impression on the audience.
The skillful acting skills that are constantly being honed and the free conversion of different types well demonstrate Chen Xiaojun’s plasticity as a good actress, and behind her very high evaluation of “acting what it seems” and “showing face” is the her appreciation for different actors’ deep empathy for gender roles and her strict demands on herself.
Through “Daily Life of Qingqing”, more and more viewers saw Chen Xiaojun’s fine control over the role performance, and glimpsed Chen Xiaojun’s unique charm as an actor. Many works such as “Ice”, “Incomparable Beauty” and “One Thought Guanshan” are full of expectations. I believe that in the future, Chen Xiaojun will be able to explore characters with more diverse perspectives and bring high-quality works to the public.
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