Chapter 267 Your Eyes

Before watching "Those Years", Qin Yushan was naturally not a "fan". Instead, she admired teacher [Nan Gezi] more.

Those who like the author, Teacher Nan Gezi, naturally have a bad impression of Gu Qingge, the goddess in Nan Gezi's mind.

I always feel that Gu Qingge is the "King of the Sea" and Teacher [Nan Gezi] is just the fish she raises.

But while watching the movie, because the role of "Lu Manwu" was played so well by Gu Qingge, she is simply the white moonlight in the hearts of all the audiences. It is not an exaggeration to describe her with the nickname "National First Love"!

Qin Yushan couldn't help being attracted to this character. She found that she actually resonated with teacher Nan Gezi.

It is really natural to like Gu Qingge. No one can escape her ultimate charm!

It is normal for girls to like Gu Qingge. Who doesn’t want to be someone like her?

The "fans" were delighted to see Gu Qingge show off his talent in his film debut, but the casual audience who were not "fans" were amazed by the film itself.

After "Lu Manwu" played by Gu Qingge appeared on the screen, in addition to her various pretentious shows of talent that made people scream with excitement, the interaction between her and the male protagonist "Fu Jingnan" was of course interesting and fitting, and the two had a strong CP feeling.

This actually shows Gu Qingge's acting skills from the side, which is absolutely impeccable!

For the passers-by who came for the "romance" scenes, of course they would feel comfortable. In their minds, a "youth film" must have such scenes. Who doesn't like to ship couples and eat dog food?

Some viewers subconsciously compared "Those Years" with other youth films——

"The romance in 'Those Years' is so artistic and fresh. It's exactly what I imagine a beautiful secret crush from high school to be like."

"The interaction between the male and female protagonists in this movie is so sweet. There's obviously no intimate behavior. Sometimes they just bicker with each other, compete in game skills, and study quietly together, but it makes people feel so sweet!"

"The hazy emotions of middle school are portrayed so delicately. It's so much better than those teen movies that were all about kissing and having sex in hotels!"

"I couldn't bear to see this movie end. I hope there will be more youth films like this that are loving, beautiful, fresh, and artistic."

…

The expectations of some viewers are actually quite unrealistic. Without Gu Qingge's talent to embellish this movie, it would be impossible for it to have such texture.

After all, the soundtrack of this movie was basically composed by Gu Qingge and her Queen band.

Anyone who knows a little about filmmaking should know that if the soundtrack of a movie is good enough, it will add a lot to the entire movie.

Let’s put it this way, even if the plot of “Those Years” is not good, the audience will still enjoy watching the heroine “Lu Manwu” showing off her piano, dance, and singing skills!

Not to mention that in this movie, besides Lu Manwu, there is another talented woman.

"Gu Qingge is such a talented woman. She is simply holding her own concert in the movie. This kind of personal show, and her huge group of 'fans' will never be able to resist the attraction of this movie to them." Qin Yushan thought very objectively.

The most important thing is that the plot of this movie is not bad, the acting skills of the main actors are also very good, and the audience's viewing experience can be said to be extremely good.

Another talented actress, Mo Wei, who played the role of "Yu Yuyu", also won recognition from the audience for her performance.

As a fan of the original novel of "Those Years", Qin Yushan is rather averse to the character of "Yu Yuyu". She feels that Yu Yuyu should bear a great responsibility that the male and female protagonists cannot end up together.

Anyway, Qin Yushan can feel the inner struggle of teacher [Nan Gezi] when she portrays this unique and talented female character.

But in the movie, Mo Wei's role as "Yu Yuyu" made Qin Yushan feel bright -

This actress is so beautiful and has such a smart look!

Is she the legendary "Miss Mo"? The kind that even Gu Qingge took the initiative to make friends with. It is said that she is one of Gu Qingge's biggest backers...

Qin Yushan soon discovered that the "Yu Yuyu" in the movie was much more likable than in the real life. This may be because she was played by Mo Wei. After all, one's values ​​are determined by one's appearance.

There are also many interactions between "Yu Yuyu" and the heroine "Lu Manwu" in the movie, which also makes Qin Yushan enjoy watching it.

Because the interaction between the two talented women is simply a show of talent to each other. They have a very common language in music creation and they also resonate in their souls!

The screen fully captured the sincere friendship between them, making many female viewers unable to help but imagine that if they also had such a close friend who could write modern poems and folk songs for them...

Yu Yuyu is quite good at licking Lu Manwu, and her licking method is advanced. Most people don’t have her talent and cannot learn her way.

The modern poems such as "Seven-mile Fragrance" and "Coincidence" that appear in the movie were all written by Yu Yuyu for Lu Manyu.

The scene that made Qin Yushan feel that she was completely conquered by Yu Yuyu's charm was when she played and sang a folk song called "Your Eyes" for Lu Manyu.

The lyrics and music of this song are both written by the real-life [Poppy]!

The song of [Poppy] also appeared in the movie——

"Like a drizzle falling on my heart

That feels so mysterious

I can't help but look up at you

And you don't show any trace

Although silent

Unforgettable

That's your look

Bright and beautiful

Ah~ A world of love

I am filled with joy

..."

[Yu Meiren] Her fame has grown rapidly since the song "Light Chaser", and many people have fallen in love with her very literary and textured folk songs.

Therefore, if fans of "Poppy" hear her never-before-released folk songs in the movie, they will definitely be very surprised!

They might even speculate whether Mo Wei, who plays "Yu Yuyu", is [Yu Meiren]!

It’s because Mo Wei’s performance in this scene is so great. Her eyes are full of drama, and the audience can all see how much Yu Yuyu admires Lu Manwu!

Mo Wei also brought Yu Yuyu to life!

The scenes between her and Gu Qingge were a real treat for those who appreciated acting skills. The eye contact between them was as if their eyes could speak...

In addition, both of them are so beautiful. Which audience member doesn’t like such an actress who has both good looks and acting skills?

"Yu Yuyu in the novel was portrayed by Nan Gezi as a so-called high-end player, a scumbag who plays with young ladies everywhere. But the Yu Yuyu in the movie is clearly completely devoted to Lu Manwu. The songs she wrote for Lu Manwu are all very touching love songs. This song "Your Eyes" is a classic. Think about the real-life "Light Chaser"... Tsk, the rumor that Teacher Nan Gezi was too jealous of Yu Meiren and secretly smeared Yu Yuyu in the novel seems very likely to be true."

Qin Yushan carefully savored the character of "Yu Yuyu" in the movie, and then thought about the entanglement she felt from [Nan Gezi] between the lines, and she came to this conclusion.