Zhang Junning's acting is good, but why is his performance in "Walking on Thin Ice" so embarrassing?

Zhang Junning's acting is good, but his performance in "Walking on Thin Ice" is so embarrassing because the Gulf accent can actually be very sensational and moving, but Zhang Junning's lines are really not so good, even if he doesn't care about accent, he only cares about stress and emotional communication.

It shouldn't be difficult for Zhang Junning, who has always been "as thin as a chrysanthemum", to play Ruoxi on thin ice, but she just doesn't play well, and her acting seems to be so weak that the audience is attracted by the lines in the play.

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"Walking on Thin Ice", adapted from a novel of the same name with children's paintings, was jointly produced by Shanghai Tangren Film Production Co., Ltd. and Hunan Satellite TV. The play is directed by Li Guoli and stars Liu Shishi, Nicky Wu, Kevin Cheng, Justin and Kenny Lin.

The drama mainly tells the story of a modern white-collar Zhang Xiao who passed through the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty due to a car accident and became a Manchu girl, Matai Ruoxi. She saw through everyone's fate, but she couldn't control her own ending, and she was involuntarily involved in the dispute of "nine sons taking the office".