Interview with White： On the day the Silent Truth was broadcast, I walked in the rain for a long time and thought of Jiangyang.

>The Silent Truth released the finale of its members last Friday. This suspense short play, which was evaluated as "high opening and blowing away", ended up with a douban score of 9+and became the king of reputation in the fog theater of iQiyi.

>Sin is covered by power, the fate of little people is like crushed ants, and reality is silent. The Silent Truth presents an idealized space that is inextricably linked with reality. In this idealized space, there are a group of people who have pursued the murder for many years, relayed justice in different time and space, and finally sacrificed their lives for justice. They are flesh and blood, vivid and complex, and unforgettable.

>The Silent Truth takes the life dedicated by a young prosecutor as the main line, stringing together the plots of a group of people in the air at different times as a relay of justice. Jiang Yang, the prosecutor played by White, is undoubtedly the soul of the play. He finally uses his life as a bargaining chip to make the truth no longer silent.

>The ending of the protagonist’s "martyrdom" conveys the heavy cost of revealing the truth, which is like a sap hitting the audience’s chest, and White, who is integrated with "Jiangyang", also hits the audience’s heart.

>White said that Jiang Yang was the role he desperately wanted to play the first time he saw it. Now that the crew has been killed for nearly a year, he will still feel trance when he thinks about Jiangyang again. For example, on the first broadcast day of Silent Truth, it was raining in the sky, and White walked in the rain for a long time. He felt that a stone in his heart had finally fallen to the ground.

>Stills of Silent Truth, White.

>"If not Jiang Yang, I will also play other roles in this play. I really like this book, the plot is great, and both the protagonist and the supporting role are very good. "

>Just got the script of Silent Truth, White was dragged into the world of the play at once, and stayed up all night until 3 or 4 in the morning. After reading the book, his thoughts surged, and trouble sleeping. After a few hours’ sleep, at 8 or 9 o’clock in the morning, White woke up with only one thought, and he must perform.

>"At that time, when people gave me the script, they said to loOK at’ Jiang Yang’. It is of course the best to play Jiang Yang, but I also thought about it at that time. Even if it is not the protagonist, it is ok to play other roles. Because such a script is very rare, I feel very lucky as long as I can participate. "

>After reading the script for the first time, the first thing that came to White’s mind was the life of prosecutor Jiang Yang-from high spirits to poverty and illness, even at the end of his life, he had to burn himself out to light up the night sky. "This character carries too much. Like a stone, he was in my heart from the beginning. I feel very strong about playing him. Of course, it depends on the idea of the creative team."

>The creative team thinks the same way as White, who is the best candidate for Jiangyang. White ushered in a milestone performance in his acting career because of Jiangyang, and Jiangyang also made White get professional highlights at the age of 30.

>Stills of Silent Truth, White.

Entertainment: The Silence of the Truth was both popular and popular. Did you think about it when you took the show?

>White:No. I am a person who doesn’t think too much, and I will take whatever kind of play I like. The role of "The Silent Truth" and Jiang Yang, from the very beginning, killed me. This quality is too rare. The idea at that time was that as long as I could get into this crew, whether I played Jiang Yang or not. As you said, I was quite surprised that the play finally burst, because I never thought about it from the beginning to the moment when the play was just broadcast.

Entertainment: The Silent Truth is popular now, and the role of Jiang Yang is deeply rooted in people’s hearts. How do you feel now?

>White:Of course, I am happy, not only for myself, but also for everyone in our crew. The Silent Truth is the best crew I have ever experienced. The director group is professional in scheduling, and everyone in the cast group is very dedicated and professional. When filming, the teams worked well together, and it was natural for everyone to work hard in the same direction. What can I say about that kind of atmosphere? It’s free, full and liberating. Including when I watched the film later, the editing and music were also very good, especially the picture where three time and space lines crossed, which was very shocking. The director, the producer and the actor team, all of them are very hard-working, and it is worthwhile for everyone to be on fire.

Entertainment: Is this the first time you have such a feeling of being in tune?

>White:Right. At first, I thought the script and characters were good, but when I shot later, the more I shot, the smoother I felt, and your ideas were basically the same as those of the director. It’s as if things and characters are there, and what you and the director have to do is to present them as much as possible, just as the director and I watch this thing with similar frequency. I think from the beginning, everyone got together looking for the same smell, and the cooperation behind it was natural.

>"The Truth of Silence" was filmed by White and director Chen Yifu.

Entertainment: In our opinion, there is a short interval between the sunshine vitality at the beginning and the illness at the end. Do you find it difficult to perform this great gap in the character’s state?

>White:The two States presented in the play may seem to you to have a short interval, but in fact, when I played, I experienced the whole process of his inner change. Apart from the youthful sunshine at the beginning and the poor illness at the end, although his play is not very intense, the characters have been experiencing and changing all the time. For example, every time he is about to come into contact with the truth, the clues are disconnected, and the will is erased bit by bit. These internal things have always been excessive. I feel that the state I present is naturally cut in, and there is not such a big gap.

Entertainment: Jiang Yang’s scene of "losing his wallet" is a big performance explosion in the eyes of the public. Can you tell us about that scene?

>White:This scene is also one of the highlights of the whole drama. At that time, it was already in the second half of Jiang Yang’s character, and I felt confident and relied on it. But because it’s the highlight, I put a lot of pressure on myself, and I’ve been pulling a string. I didn’t want to design anything when I went on stage, just to feel Jiang Yang’s life. In fact, the feeling of collapse has always been there. Losing your wallet is just an introduction and the last straw to crush him. Jiangyang collapsed and cried his whole life. This scene has been shot about three times, and there are many details to be polished.

Entertainment: What do you think of the collapse of a hero like Jiang Yang?

>White:The collapse of heroes is embarrassing. I think tragic heroes can become classics. Hero He is a mortal first. A good work should not only show the result of "hero", but also show the reason and the process of transformation. In the process of Jiang Yang’s transformation, he was miserable, fragile and defeated by reality, but it is precisely because of this that he can impress people and at the same time impress me to want to play.

>The reason why some people become heroes depends not on whether they collapse, but on whether the faith in their hearts is immortal. Jiang Yang’s collapse and crying is the release of emotions. Only after he is released can he see his heart more clearly. If it is not the release of this emotion, he may not be so determined to take the road of giving his life for justice in the end.

>Stills of Silent Truth, White.

>It’s been nearly a year since The Silence of the Truth was finished. If White was not too busy at work, he would always think of Jiang Yang and the acting time when he was alone.

>When he first came into contact with the script, the character Jiang Yang fell like a stone in White’s heart. After he finally decided to play Jiang Yang, White silently said to himself, "You can’t live up to him.".

>White quickly let himself sink into the role world of Jiang Yang, and deliberately did not let himself out. When filming in Chongqing, White’s living space revolved around the set, trying to minimize social interaction. When the actors in the same group called him for dinner, he also deliberately avoided it. Most of the time, White’s choice is to immerse himself in the world of Jiangyang.

>After the cast was finished, White relaxed a lot mentally, but the role of Jiang Yang still weighed heavily on his mind. On the day the Silent Truth was broadcast, it started to rain in the city where White lived. He went downstairs alone and walked in the rain for a long time. Because everything about Jiang Yang surfaced again, White felt that the stone in his heart had finally fallen.

>Stills of Silent Truth, The Death of Jiang Yang

>After watching the complete silent truth, White kept pace with the audience. White was amazed at the professionalism and dedication of the production team because it was better than he expected. Especially after carefully brushing the plot and his performance, Bai Yucai finally breathed a sigh of relief-because Jiangyang always online didn’t drag his feet.

>Nevertheless, White still has regrets about his performance. He thinks that Jiangyang in the film only shows 70% of Jiangyang in his heart. But now White feels a little more satisfied, because at the age of 30, he met Jiang Yang, so that he has no regrets in his life.

>On the night of the finale of Silent Truth, White Weibo sent a document to bid farewell to Jiangyang.

Entertainment: Do you think a character like Jiang Yang is real?

>White:I am an ordinary person myself, so I feel that it is a bit idealistic for Jiangyang to give his life and life for justice. However, I have also heard of many incidents in which public officials died for their country, such as anti-drug policemen and undercover policemen, and many lawyers have been running around for years for some unjust cases. People like Jiang Yang, I believe, exist in reality, and there should be more than one. There should be a group of such people who are pursuing justice in their hearts in all walks of life all over the country.

Entertainment: What else will the crew think of besides Jiangyang in the past year?

>White:There is also the friendship between brothers based on the same belief. Besides his own beliefs, Pingkang Baixue and Chen Forensic Medicine are also crucial figures for Jiang Yang to go on the road of justice. Justice is not a hero, but a group of like-minded people come together and go in the same direction. This kind of morality and emotion is very advanced and moving.

Entertainment: after the killingWith Pingkang Baixue and Chen Forensic Medicinedo you have some contacts? After the series was broadcast, did you discuss it together?

>White:Everyone is also very busy, and the filming is finished. However, there are always greetings on holidays, but no one really discusses those things in the play. When it was broadcast, everyone watched it. I think everyone was very emotional, but maybe men are not good at communication? Anyway, if you want me to take the initiative to talk to them about the plot, I will feel very embarrassed.

>Stills of Silent Truth, Jiang Yang, Chen Forensic Medicine, Pingkang Baixue

Entertainment: What do you pay attention to when you watch a drama? What’s it like to watch yourself perform?

>White:As an actor, we should watch the drama from a different angle than the audience. The audience may be immersed in it and enjoy it, but we usually look for loopholes-where there is a problem in the drama and where we lack performance, we can see it at a glance, and then we will be upset and wonder what would have happened if we had filmed it in another way, wouldn’t it be better? Wouldn’t it be better if the lights and seats were changed at that time? It’s an occupational disease, that is, watching the work in the industry, but I don’t know how to experience and appreciate it.

>Jiangyang in a piece is about 70% of Jiangyang that I want to present in my heart. Performing is always a regrettable art. I know this truth, so I won’t go into this dead end later. I’m actually quite satisfied with my performance. After all, the actors you play with and the best actor didn’t hold them back. I think it’s ok.

>Poster of Silent Truth

Entertainment: Did you cry when you were watching the play?

>White:I think the progress of filming is actually similar to that of the audience, and it gives me a lot of stimulation. I don’t cry, but my eyes are often wet. I think the psychological feelings of an actor are not the same as those of the audience. For example, the audience may be distressed to see Jiang Yang down and out after he was released from prison, but what I think of is the scene of filming at that time and the feeling that I was trapped in, which is very emotional.

Entertainment: Which role are you most satisfied with? Is Jiangyang your representative role? Have you ever had career anxiety at the age of 30?

>White:I am very satisfied with every role I have played, because I have played it with my heart. Jiang Yang is the character that impressed me the most, and also the one with the deepest empathy. I think I understand him. In my heart, he is one of my representative characters.

>I have never experienced anxiety in my career. Anxiety is a useless emotion for me. You won’t gain anything from it, and you won’t lose anything from it. Have the time to worry, it is better to think about how to play the trick well. A person’s life is sometimes high, sometimes low, and his mentality can’t collapse. As long as you live up to yourself, live up to time and move forward firmly, you will gain something. And what are you worried about? Everyone has their own rhythm.

>White