Cecilia Cheung's acting skills are generally very good. She not only has a classic appearance, but also contributed many classic roles to Hong Kong film and television. However, the author here wants to use her debut work "The Comedy". "Wang" as an example, give a good evaluation of her acting skills.

Liu Piaopiao in "The King of Comedy" is a tragic character. She is also one of the many low-level "little people" in the film. She was originally an innocent student who was forced to fall in love with the wrong person. Falling into the dust, Cecilia Cheung's performance here is more exaggerated. Of course, this is also in line with the usual playful and slapstick style of Stephen Chow's movies. Although she has a youthful and beautiful face, her speech is rough and unrestrained, and she does not take the initiative to please customers. She says that she is However, the female student asked the other party whether he knew how to punch and kept pouring him wine. This inexplicable sense of dissonance was unified in Liu Piaopiao. Under Cecilia Cheung's performance, it was unexpectedly reasonable and yet so sad.

Later, she met Yin Tianqiu, a "little walk-on" who studied acting seriously all day long and was even willing to take the initiative to teach others how to act. From the "gangster-style" threat and disdain at the beginning, to the later Taking the initiative to ask for advice is actually in line with the theme of the movie: "Little people pursue happiness in the spring." As a sex worker, she will also look for the most suitable way to survive and work, and will follow Yin Tian tirelessly Qiu repeated the phrase "Good morning, teacher", and would take the initiative to devote himself to this "dead man". Although he knew that he probably had no money to give him, and when he saw Yin Tianchou dig out his belongings to pay for "prostitution", Sadness flashed across his eyes, and then he pretended to be carefree and said "Thank you, boss."

Until Yin Tianchou finally couldn't help but said to her: "I will support you." , she felt stupid a second ago, but the next second after this sentence, she realized that someone was even stupider than her. Cecilia Cheung cried so much in the taxi that her makeup was all gone, but she also smiled, and she really smiled beautifully.