Actress Esther YuSource: Weibo
2024年11月7日 星期四
Aspiring actors get dose of reality #Entertainment #China #Beauty #Pretty
(China Daily) Recently, Mango TV debuted its new reality show On The Rise, which follows the journey of 10 novice actors and actresses as they embark on a 40-day intensive training program focused on honing their craft.
The show delves into the growth and transformation of inexperienced young individuals as they immerse themselves in the world of performing arts.
Guiding these budding talents are veteran actress Qin Hailu and actor Zhou Yiwei, who serve as mentors throughout the program. The participants, mostly university students, are paired off to collaborate on performances, fostering teamwork and synergy.
"Acting is a mystical art. It's not a formula but a skill that requires extensive cultivation. Only when one's abilities mature can they truly grasp the essence of this craft," remarked Qin.
Zhou expressed his aspiration to shed light on the authentic realities of the acting profession through the show, saying, "From the moment we are born, we are all actors, each naturally suited to certain roles. However, a professional actor must strive to embody a character convincingly, irrespective of its suitability. I believe that over these 40 days, we have achieved this goal."
Highlighting the importance of accountability in an actor's role, Zhou added, "As actors, we bear a responsibility to respect our audience. We must genuinely connect with viewers. I hope these students can excel in this profession and uphold the trust of their audience."
Source: By China Daily | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2024-10-14 15:34
2024年11月5日 星期二
HK release soars to top of national box office #Entertainment #China #Beauty #Pretty
(China Daily) Cesium Fallout, a disaster film starring icons Andy Lau and Bai Yu, overtook Hollywood blockbuster Venom: The Last Dance to become the country's new box-office champion on Monday.
As of Nov 4, the feature directed by Anthony Pun has grossed around 90 million yuan ($12.7 million) since its debut on Friday, according to the movie information live tracer, Beacon.
Set in Hong Kong, it follows two parallel storylines about teams of specialists and firefighters as they try to prevent a doomsday disaster following an accident that leads to the release of Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope.
During the film's Beijing premiere last week, executive producer Bill Kong, revealed that his inspiration for the film stemmed from reports about the illegal transshipment of waste from other countries.
He consulted environmental experts, who disclosed that some foreign companies previously dumped electronic waste overseas to reduce recycling expenses, with a portion being directed to Hong Kong.
He emphasized the danger posed by electronic waste, highlighting the potential environmental harm if the substances they contain leached into the soil, contaminating water sources, and expressed the hope that the film would increase public awareness of the issue.
Source: By Xu Fan | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2024-11-05 16:26
2024年11月4日 星期一
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