01-16 20:33 1301 Reads This is just a character background introduction and does not involve the case or specific plot. If you don't like this, please don't read.
Chen Hui, as the first villain in "So Circle 101," is indeed a very different character if you exclude Bian Luohuan.
So, what kind of person is Chen Hui?
Chen Hui was born in 1974 and is 23 years old when he appears in the story. At this time, he runs a roller skating rink. His father is a policeman at the local police station, and his mother runs a pharmacy. For the time, their family's financial situation was considered quite good. His relationship with his father is like that of many father-son relationships in Chinese families—they love each other but are not good at expressing it. In comparison, he is closer to his grandfather, whom he has a special bond with.
He has a lover he has known since childhood, two years younger than him, and this lover's family has a connection with his own.
Before marrying his mother, his father had a love interest, but that person was unfortunately murdered, and the case became an unsolved mystery. One day, his father went to visit the other man's parents and found an abandoned baby girl on the way. Perhaps to comfort the elderly couple grieving the loss of their daughter, he entrusted the baby to their care. When the girl was 17, her adoptive parents died in a car accident, and the girl was diagnosed with uremia. Chen Hui's father then took her in. That year, Chen Hui was 19. To earn money for the girl's treatment, he went alone to a fictional Hong Kong to work. Because he needed a large sum of money, he succumbed to temptation and embarked on a path of no return.
As Xu Kai mentioned in an interview, Chen Hui had a good business sense. After returning from the fictional Hong Kong, he opened a roller skating rink and an internet cafe in his hometown. If he hadn't been repeatedly threatened, he might have been able to give himself and his lover a relatively happy ending. However, there are no "what ifs."
The narrative of Fang Yuan uses several intersecting timelines, a structure common in suspense dramas. Overall, there aren't many cases, but new and old cases are connected. Chen Hui gradually succumbs to temptation as he battles wits with even worse villains. He seems to have choices, but in reality, the first wrong step leaves him with no options; it's too late to mend his ways. His maneuvering with the villains and evading his father's suspicions is like playing with fire, fraught with peril. Faced with the scrutiny and suspicion of his loved ones, he feigns madness at times, narrowly escapes defeat, and yearns for his father's love while simultaneously feeling guilty. Ultimately, perhaps he succumbs to the proverb "old ginger is spicier," or perhaps he succumbs to his own lingering attachment to family. A villain who is clever but not ruthless is destined for a bad end.
The portrayal of a character navigating the gray area is vastly different from that of a positive character. Therefore, for me, the most anticipated aspect of this drama is Xu Kai's interpretation of the villain's state of mind—the tension, the constant life-or-death struggles—evident in the wrap-up video. I believe that in this role, we will see many more facets of Xu Kai as an actor.
Chen Hui is, of course, a tragic figure in another sense. One wrong step led to another, and although his life was short, it was vibrant and fulfilling.
Even if he waits until 1.) he re-signs or 2.) signs with someone else, he's got plenty of projects that will be…
in short, yu zheng is xu kai's boss. XK's contract with him will expire (most likely) this year and yu zheng does not want that to happen. Yu zheng has been using xu kai to gain and exchange resources for his other artists. Therefore, XK has always been at a disadvantage under him. XK is trying to leave the company and to prevent that yu zheng had been spreading bullshit all other the internet to give xk a bad reputation. This will hinder his opportunities in the industry. But XK is strong and his fans are also strong. all these false rumors did not affect him. He will be fine. he just has to stay strong.
Why do I have a feeling that we might see another CFY vs XK drama airing together again? The way ACOL is going…
omgg i knew that xu kai signed with huanyu in august 2016. But i just googled which date exactly and it said that it was the 22nd August 2016. Thats kinda creepy. Basically exactly 9 years in the company, YZ pulled off that shit
Spoilers ahead read if only you want to be spoiled
关于《方圆八百米》的陈辉
01-16 20:33
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只是角色背景介绍不涉及案件和具体情节，不喜勿入
陈辉，作为so圈101里第一个反派角色，如果扁络桓不算的话，确实是很不一样的存在。
那么，陈辉是一个怎样的人呢。
陈辉生于1974年，出场时是23岁，此时他在经营一家旱冰城。他的父亲是当地派出所的警察，母亲开着一家药店，在当时家庭条件算还可以了。他和父亲的关系也像很多中国式家庭的父子关系一样，相互爱着彼此却不善于表达，相较之下，与隔代亲的爷爷更为亲近。
他有一个从幼时就相识的恋人，比他小两岁，而这个恋人的家庭和他家也有一段渊源。
在与他母亲结婚前，他的父亲有过一个喜欢的人，但那人不幸被害，那个案子也成了一桩悬案。有一天，他父亲去看望那人的父母，途中捡到了一个被丢弃的女婴，可能出于为了安慰两位老人的丧女之痛，于是将婴儿交给二老抚养。女婴长到17岁的时候，养父母因车祸身亡，女孩也被检查出患有尿毒症。于是，女孩被陈辉的父亲接入家中照顾。那年，陈辉19岁，为了赚钱给女孩治病，只身前去架空的香港打工。因为需要很大一笔钱，在诱惑面前终是走上了不归路。
如许凯采访里所说，陈辉是很有经商头脑的，从架空的香港回来后，他在老家先后开过旱冰城、网吧。如果没有被人一再威胁，他或许能给自己和恋人一个相对美满的结局。然而，一切都没有如果。
方圆叙事采用的是几条不同的时间线交叉，这种结构在悬疑剧里比较常见。整体来说案件不算多，新案与旧案之间有关联。陈辉在与更坏的坏人斗智斗勇之中一步步沦陷，他看似有选择，实际在踏错第一步时就没了选择，亡羊补牢为时已晚。与坏人的斡旋，躲避父亲的怀疑，犹如火中取栗般险象环生。面对至亲之人的审视、怀疑，时而装疯卖傻，时时险中取胜，心虚的同时又渴望得到父爱。最终，或许是败给了”姜还是老的辣”这句俗语，或许是败给了他自己对亲情的眷恋不舍。一个够聪明却不够狠的坏人，注定难有好的结果。
对于游走于灰色地带的角色心态的把握和演绎正面人物是有很大的差别的。所以于我而言，这剧最值得期待的地方是许凯对反派人物状态的诠释，那种紧张压迫，次次以命相搏的对抗，看杀青视频也可见一斑。我想，在这个角色身上，一定能看到许凯作为演员的更多面。
陈辉当然也是另一种意义上的悲剧人物，一步错步步错，人生虽然短暂，却鲜活过精彩过
About Chen Hui in "Within 800 Meters"
01-16 20:33
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This is just a character background introduction and does not involve the case or specific plot. If you don't like this, please don't read.
Chen Hui, as the first villain in "So Circle 101," is indeed a very different character if you exclude Bian Luohuan.
So, what kind of person is Chen Hui?
Chen Hui was born in 1974 and is 23 years old when he appears in the story. At this time, he runs a roller skating rink. His father is a policeman at the local police station, and his mother runs a pharmacy. For the time, their family's financial situation was considered quite good. His relationship with his father is like that of many father-son relationships in Chinese families—they love each other but are not good at expressing it. In comparison, he is closer to his grandfather, whom he has a special bond with.
He has a lover he has known since childhood, two years younger than him, and this lover's family has a connection with his own.
Before marrying his mother, his father had a love interest, but that person was unfortunately murdered, and the case became an unsolved mystery. One day, his father went to visit the other man's parents and found an abandoned baby girl on the way. Perhaps to comfort the elderly couple grieving the loss of their daughter, he entrusted the baby to their care. When the girl was 17, her adoptive parents died in a car accident, and the girl was diagnosed with uremia. Chen Hui's father then took her in. That year, Chen Hui was 19. To earn money for the girl's treatment, he went alone to a fictional Hong Kong to work. Because he needed a large sum of money, he succumbed to temptation and embarked on a path of no return.
As Xu Kai mentioned in an interview, Chen Hui had a good business sense. After returning from the fictional Hong Kong, he opened a roller skating rink and an internet cafe in his hometown. If he hadn't been repeatedly threatened, he might have been able to give himself and his lover a relatively happy ending. However, there are no "what ifs."
The narrative of Fang Yuan uses several intersecting timelines, a structure common in suspense dramas. Overall, there aren't many cases, but new and old cases are connected. Chen Hui gradually succumbs to temptation as he battles wits with even worse villains. He seems to have choices, but in reality, the first wrong step leaves him with no options; it's too late to mend his ways. His maneuvering with the villains and evading his father's suspicions is like playing with fire, fraught with peril. Faced with the scrutiny and suspicion of his loved ones, he feigns madness at times, narrowly escapes defeat, and yearns for his father's love while simultaneously feeling guilty. Ultimately, perhaps he succumbs to the proverb "old ginger is spicier," or perhaps he succumbs to his own lingering attachment to family. A villain who is clever but not ruthless is destined for a bad end.
The portrayal of a character navigating the gray area is vastly different from that of a positive character. Therefore, for me, the most anticipated aspect of this drama is Xu Kai's interpretation of the villain's state of mind—the tension, the constant life-or-death struggles—evident in the wrap-up video. I believe that in this role, we will see many more facets of Xu Kai as an actor.
Chen Hui is, of course, a tragic figure in another sense. One wrong step led to another, and although his life was short, it was vibrant and fulfilling.
Saw this post on weibo which explains yu tong’s character. There are a bit of spoilers so read if you want to spoil yourself.
Day by day it feels like torture to wait for this drama.