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Waiting Three Months for the Ideal Male Lead: Li Yunrui Stars in Ice Lake Rebirth
Entertainment

Waiting Three Months for the Ideal Male Lead: Li Yunrui Stars in Ice Lake Rebirth

Li Yunrui, the actor who rose to fame with his role in the hit drama "Jiuzheng Purple," is set to star in a new historical drama called "Bing Hu Chong Sheng" (Ice Lake Rebirth). The drama, which also features young actors such as Zhang Kangle and Huang Yangqian, is a sequel to the popular drama "Chu Qiao Zhuan." The producer, Zhang Meng, revealed that Li Yunrui's introverted and inclusive personality makes him a perfect fit for the role of Zhuge Yue, a character who is described as having a calm and collected demeanor.

Do Idols Really Need Acting Skills?
Entertainment

Do Idols Really Need Acting Skills?

The debate about whether idols need acting skills has once again taken center stage, thanks to comments from netizens and fans of popular dramas. At the heart of this conversation is the performance of idols turned actors in television dramas and films. Some argue that idols, with their existing fanbase and popularity, can naturally draw in viewers, thus making their acting abilities less of a concern. Others passionately disagree, suggesting that acting is a skill that requires dedication, training, and talent, and that simply being an idol does not qualify someone to be a good actor.

China's Military Exercises: A Warning to Taiwan Separatist Forces
News & Politics

China's Military Exercises: A Warning to Taiwan Separatist Forces

China's military exercise in the Taiwan Strait is a stern warning to the separatist forces in Taiwan. Recently, the US State Department's website modified its policy statement on Taiwan, deleting important expressions that reflect the one-China principle and opposition to "Taiwan independence". This move is seen as a significant setback in the US stance on the Taiwan issue.