Harbin 1944

The female lead's acting skills made me cry as if there was sand in my eyes. The movie has a good script but it was difficult to follow because I couldn't bear her performance. Yang Mi is a professional actress with 30 years of acting experience, but her skills stop at poor diction, confusing expressions, lack of character analysis, and incomprehensible overuse of facial muscles. . I feel sorry for the cast standing with her, they obviously performed well but all their efforts were overshadowed by Yang Mi's weak ability. There are many movies on the same topic that have done well before, so I regret wasting my time on this movie.

The female lead's acting skills made me cry as if there was sand in my eyes. The movie has a good script but it was difficult to follow because I couldn't bear her performance. Yang Mi is a professional actress with 30 years of acting experience, but her skills stop at poor diction, confusing expressions, lack of character analysis, and incomprehensible overuse of facial muscles. . I feel sorry for the cast standing with her, they obviously performed well but all their efforts were overshadowed by Yang Mi's weak ability. There are many movies on the same topic that have done well before, so I regret wasting my time on this movie.

Mi Yang's dialogue was so bad that it was impossible to hear what she was saying without reading the subtitles, and her pronunciation was so unclear that it looked like she had a walnut in her mouth. She has similar expressions of joy, anger, sorrow, and joy when acting. She seems to be impatiently waiting to get off work every minute. She has no emotions for the character at all. Of course, the episode itself was bad too. It's a childish and boring script. It's fierce.

To be honest, I'm quite disappointed. Mi Yang looks tired, her back is hunched. The character she presents always has a bad temper. And she doesn't look like the head of the Secret Service Section who has a mind and a heart, but a princess who always loses her temper.

I have finished watching Harbin 1944. I think this is really the most unique and different spy drama. Zhang Li is great, the actors are also great, the soundtrack is great, the pictures are great, and the plot is even better. Awesome

Yang Mi brought Guan Xue to life with a layered and delicate performance.

Her Guan Xue is enough to prove that her current acting career has unlimited possibilities and her potential has unlimited development.

The role of Xue made me realize that Yang Mi's acting skills are not limited to her previous comfort zone. Her acting skills are underestimated.

I feel that she has broken through herself and acted. Very good

Guan Xue is complicated. Her irritability is real. She can reach her limit after saying just three sentences and gets angry at every turn. Her cruelty is also real. Her cruelty does not lie in the harshness of her eyes, but in being good at manipulating people's hearts.

She uses different schemes against different people, so her force value is not as good as Hu Bin's, and her reasoning ability is not as good as Pan Yue's, but she can still become a special agent.

This is the power of Guan Xue.

Mi Yang's acting skills and dialogue were awful. Although she tried hard, she could not co-act with the other actors. She couldn't deliver her emotional feedback while other actors played opposite her. Sometimes, she just read the lines. Most of the time, she shouted out the lines. Her character was a leader. She should be a person who is not angry but still can give people pressure with her temperament. And the character's personality should be wise and won't easily show what's in her mind. However, all Mi could do was yell. Mi plays the main character, but she puts on one of the worst performances in the drama.