How about the sideburns Yin Zheng s Peking Opera style? Which would be better compared to Leslie Che

Sideburns are not begonia red", Yin Zheng's Peking Opera style is very beautiful, and the phoenix crown costume is very attractive, if you have to compare with Leslie Cheung, who is better, I think because of the different times, people's eyes and aesthetic concepts are different, so there is no comparison, each has its own good, each has its own wonder. <>

The role of Shang Xirui played by Yin Zheng was very popular when it was first broadcast, and it was frequently searched on a short ** platform, Shang Xirui in the play is a Peking Opera Hua Dan, and he is also a famous new kui in the pear garden, he is the head of his pear garden team, and he is also the leader of the entire Peking Opera industry. Yin Zheng, dressed in costumes, not only let us see the classical beauty of Chinese drama, but also let us feel his patriotic enthusiasm. <>

But what impressed us the most was the role of Cheng Dieyi played by his brother Leslie Cheung in "Farewell My Concubine". In this play, Leslie Cheung plays Cheng Dieyi, and Cheng Dieyi plays Yu Ji in his play, which is equivalent to saying that Leslie Cheung demonstrated two roles by himself, and he connected the relevant relationships well, his brother Leslie Cheung fused himself and Cheng Dieyi together, and integrated Cheng Dieyi with Yu Ji in the play. When we are in the film, when it is in reality and when it is in the play, it is probably not very clear, this is his unique charm, his smile, and every move are particularly impressive.

In the end, he ended his life in a self-inflicted way, which is regrettable. Leslie Cheung played this role alive, and let him live in people's hearts forever. <>

Many people say that Yin played the role of Shang Xirui in order to imitate Leslie Cheung. Whether this statement is true or false, there is nothing to dispute. Because Yin Zheng's idol was originally Leslie Cheung, Yin Zheng has indicated that his idol is Leslie Cheung in several shows, and he used this way to pay tribute to Leslie Cheung.

It is also understandable and worthy of respect.

I have to say that this time Yin Zheng's style can be said to be very close to the character, whether it is figure, makeup, etc. But compared with his brother Leslie Cheung, he is still slightly inferior, after all, after Leslie Cheung, there is no Cheng Dieyi in the world.

His stills under the retouched picture are indeed not bad, but the TV series looks a little disillusioned, with a feminine feeling but still a little worse. Leslie Cheung's temperament and body crushed him.

Yin Zheng's Peking Opera style is very exquisite, and the makeup and clothes are exquisite. Leslie Cheung's Farewell My Concubine film is relatively old, and the picture quality may not be so good, so in terms of appearance, it is naturally better than the sideburns. But the two Shen Yun are equally attentive in appearance.

In short, I don't think Yin Zheng and Leslie Cheung's Peking Opera looks can be comparedThey are all for art, in order to promote the traditional culture of our country, we just need to appreciate their works, and we don't need to compare them. There is Yin Zheng is a fan of Leslie Cheung, how many fans can be the same as Yin Zheng, promote traditional culture from his idols and do what idols have done. Yin Zheng spent a lot of energy to play the role of Hao Shang Xirui, he worked hard to learn Peking Opera, and finally created such a character for us.

I hope that the audience can ** "The Edge of the Mane is Not Begonia Red", understand the Peking Opera culture and like Peking Opera.

I think Yin Zheng's Peking Opera style in the sideburns is okay, because Yin Zheng's appearance is very good, so the appearance of dressing up in Peking Opera is not bad, but compared with Leslie Cheung, Leslie Cheung is better.

Yin is paying tribute to the classics, his appearance is aimed at his role and himself, Leslie Cheung's words are unsurpassable classics, maybe the shape of Peking Opera is exactly the same, it is also a tribute to the classics, everyone has their favorite roles in their hearts.

Yin Zheng's Peking Opera style in "Sideburns Are Not Begonia Red" is very restored, and the details are very good, which is more perfect and more real than Leslie Cheung!