What are some characters in film and television dramas that make you feel both hateful and pathetic?

Su Lan in the TV series "A Man Forty Wants to Marry", because she is not a good person, she is not at all like Bai Fumei's momentum, obviously she misunderstood Zhang Xu, but she has to ignore people! are all 35 years old, people who are forty years old, they are about to get married, they are very scheming, they are wary of others everywhere, they doubt this, they doubt that, they always ask for this feminism, that feminism, and they want others to respect you and care about you! If you have the ability, you can do your best, manage yourself well, and do nothing by yourself, just rely on praise!

It's obviously my own problem, but I always like to shirk responsibility, a, always kidnapping others morally from her own standpoint, full of lies, not sincere to others, especially hypocritical, psychologically dark, psychologically sick! Speak particularly viciously. ‍‍

In "The Legend of Zhen Huan", An Lingrong feels hateful and pathetic! From the beginning of the play, An Lingrong gave people a very careful look, pitiful! Zhen Huan and Sister Mei took good care of her and fought for her!

With the development of the plot, Lingrong has become more and more unpopular, when Zhen Huan is practicing outside, An Lingrong's actions are really speechless! Looking at Zhen Huan with an indifferent heart, it's really hateful! "Poor people must have something to hate"!

Careful, selfish, not generous, for their own interests, playing clever, and finally becoming a tragic character! ‍‍

I believe everyone has seen "New Police Story" starring Jackie Chan, and the biggest villain in the play is Guan Zu played by Wu Yanzu. But when the truth was revealed, Wu Yanzu hated the police because he was beaten by his father who was a policeman since he was a child, so he planned this case! When I saw Wu Yanzu kill the policemen one by one, I really hated him, and I especially wanted Jackie Chan to arrest him and shoot him!

But when Wu Yanzu was cornered, he still saw his father's cursing and accusations against him, looking up and laughing miserably, deliberately letting the sniper shoot him, and the people who watched were really helpless and sad! ‍‍

The Iron Gall Shenhou in "The First in the World", I still remember how majestic and righteous the Iron Courage Shenhou was when he appeared, and I never guessed that he was actually the biggest villain, and he did everything to be able to give his beloved woman a legitimate identity and share everything with her! But when he knew that the woman he loved most in his life committed suicide, the whole person was like crazy, and finally died from menopause. I vaguely remember that sentence:

Su Xin, Su Xin is dead, what does it mean for me to be the emperor", sad and lamentable! ‍‍

"Beautiful Li Huizhen" Xia Qiao, this role is really hateful and pathetic. Li Huizhen's best friend, with unique fashion insights, ** full of playfulness and cuteness, proud of her after taking off her guard, she was a little sad and lonely, pretending to be Huizhen to meet Bai Haoyu for her. In the end, I fell in love with him. ‍‍

Pang Shanzu in "My Natasha" is a kind and affectionate old man, but because he is too stubborn in the concept of inheritance in traditional thinking, he forced his son Pang Tiande to divorce his Russian daughter-in-law Natasha, and finally even tortured poor Natasha in many vicious ways, and broke up a pair of lovers, which made people hate it very much. But in the end, when he was dying, his heartfelt words to his son made people understand the old man. ‍‍

Ling Ling, played by Wu Yue in "The First Half of My Life", quietly and easily snatched away other people's husbands, seemingly gentle and intellectual, not fighting or robbing, not smearing the main house, but boasting about each other without jealousy. So this kind of person is really polite and pitiful. ‍‍

I have watched a lot of classic film and television dramas. There are decent characters, of course, and there is no shortage of excellent villains. Although he is positioned as a villain in the play, because of the actor's superb acting skills, people can't hate it.

1, Wang Baoqiang played the villain Feng Yuxiu in "A Divine Personal Martial Arts", and the eye-school travel god **, there is a feeling of practicing martial arts wildly. In the play, Wang Baoqiang performed more brilliantly than Donnie Yen. Personally, I think the action scenes of this movie are comparable to Donnie Yen's "Ip Man", "Killing the Wolf" and "The Fuse", especially in the first half, Wang Baoqiang is mainly responsible for fighting.

Donnie Yen and Wang Baoqiang's final road showdown is the most watchable.

2, Zhang Jin in the suit in "Slaying the Wolf 2", who plays the villain in the play, is the warden of a prison. Because he was saved by the villain boss, he did everything to repay his kindness. Zhang Jin's role in the film is particularly vicious, and the scenes between him and Wu Jing and Tony are even more fist-to-heart, which is addictive to watch.

3, Marco played the TV series "Flower Thousand Bone".

was once popular, and the heroine Zhao Liying also became popular because of this, although Huo Jianhua is the male protagonist in this drama, I love to play the villain Kill Qianmo more. For the styling of killing my sister in the play, I want to give the stylist a full score. When I first saw him killing, I was actually a little annoying, but he was willing to pay the price of his life for Zhao Liying, and this infatuation deeply moved the audience, and they couldn't hate it if they wanted to.

4, Dasha played by Cheng Kuian.

People who like to watch Hong Kong films should be no stranger to Dasha, whose original name was Cheng Kuian, and was once called "the four villains of Hong Kong films" along with Huang Guangliang, Lee Shau-kee, and Ho Ka-ju. Dasha was the character I hated the most when I was a child, but now that I look at it, I think he is not ruthless when he plays the villain role of the dust stupid bench, let's say he is bad, but not too bad. When I grow up and watch Dasha's plays, I always feel that he brings more joy to people, but unfortunately he has passed away, which is a special pity, everything can only be recalled through film and television works.

Sometimes I can't help but think that time flies so fast, more than ten years have passed in a flash, but these excellent works are still vivid.

In my opinion, I think the most distressing character is Fan Shengmei in Ode to Joy. Her original family is not good, and her parents are vampires who have been using her money to help her brother, and her own love has not been settled, which is particularly pitiful.

Xiao Feng, because she was deceived by her beloved, killed her loved ones, but she couldn't forget that she was in a dilemma. In the face of righteousness, she wants to choose to let go, but how can she let go of the white bones of those relatives? How could she put it down?

The best thing to do is to leave on your own, and death may be the best destination. I only sigh that she is a princess, and she can't love and hate herself, if she hadn't met the boy who caught fireflies from beginning to end, would the ending be good......

The most pitiful thing is the heroine in "East Palace", in this process, all the heroine's relatives were killed by the male protagonist, but the two did not come together in the end, which made people very distressed after watching it.