It's just that Uncle Jin has more and more wrinkles, which makes people feel sad. Especially in the scene where he fainted in the chicken farm, he performed the action of bouncing his knees on the ground. I couldn't help but gasp in the air. It hurts so much, after all, I'm in my 40s. . . . And behind the ever-changing expressions, what I saw was helpless melancholy and sadness, and the same ruthless and numb eyes I felt when watching Zhou Xingchi's performance.
I think Uncle Jin's true performance is warm tears and flashes. The real him is depressing, sensitive and decadent, a white-haired Zhou Xingxing in Hollywood.
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