Only these 9 beauties in the early period of ancient costumes in Mainland China are admired. They have red-phoenix eyes, peach-blossom eyes, and thick eyebrows and big eyes.

Influenced by Japanese and Korean aesthetics, I feel that in recent years, the handsome men in ancient costumes on TV screens have regressed a lot. They either have oily heads and A4 waists with pink faces, or they have artificial orchid fingers. It is really heartbreaking to see them.

Those idioms used to praise men in the past, such as "sword eyebrows and starry eyes", "fengshen handsome", "airy and majestic", "yushu facing the wind", "romantic and suave", etc., are now used on male stars. A few of them are consistent, which is really sad!

When it comes to handsome men in ancient costumes, I still remember my childhood aesthetic enlightenment. They were those male actors with rosy eyes and Chinese characters who were active in mainland film and television dramas in the 1980s and 1990s. Many of them, you It must look familiar, but you may not be able to pronounce the name.

1. Wang Bozhao

In the movie "Love in the Pen" released in 1981, Wang Bozhao starred as the talented calligrapher Zhao Xuzhi.

With his lively eyebrows and graceful handwriting, Zhao Xuzhi, played by Wang Bozhao, has the elegance and grace of a calligrapher, especially his unrestrained charm of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which is very immersive and seems to bring The audience returned to the Wei and Jin Dynasties when celebrities and celebrities were popular.

In 1986, the popular CCTV version of "Journey to the West" was broadcast. This time Wang Bozhao played the role of White Dragon Horse, the third prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea.

In the episode "Sweeping the Tower to Discuss Strange Injustices", the white dragon horse transformed into a young man, went into the pond to find Princess Wan Sheng, and designed to deceive the Buddha treasure back.

Wearing a white shirt with a red collar and embroidered gold patterns, she is really handsome and clear. After looking at Wang Bozhao's little white dragon, I feel that Princess Wan Sheng is somewhat ungrateful. She doesn't want to leave such a handsome and noble third prince. If you insist on being with the Nine-Headed Insect, your vision is really bad.

2. Xu Shaohua

There are three versions of the Tang Monk in the 86 CCTV version of "Journey to the West", Wang Yue, Xu Shaohua and Chi Chongrui. Among these three different Tang Monks, the Qing Dynasty Monk Yue's favorite is Xu Shaohua's version.

It’s not that Wang Yue and Chi Chongrui are bad, but Xu Shaohua’s appearance fits the image of Tang Monk too well.

He was born with teeth as white as silver, red lips and square lips, plump eyes, regular facial features, young and smart, handsome and romantic, worthy of a graceful lady from the West Liang Dynasty. He is truly a handsome man.

Ever since the King of the Daughter Kingdom loudly called him "Brother Yudi" in the episode "Qu Jing Daughter's Kingdom", the image of Tang Seng, who was loved and angry but kind-hearted, has become It’s already deep in my heart.

Xu Shaohua's face is fair and tender. Not only does his face have a sense of compassion, but he also plays the pedantic and kind-hearted Tang Sanzang, who is easily deceived but has firm faith.

3. Hou Changrong

Most people should know Hou Changrong from the 1987 CCTV version of "A Dream of Red Mansions".

Hou Changrong, who was only 24 years old when he joined the cast, was also one of Jia Baoyu's candidates at the beginning. However, because he was much taller than the other actresses in the cast, he was not easy to play with and affected the camera effect. In the end, he missed the role of Jia Baoyu.

Although he did not play Baoyu, Hou Changrong still played two roles in the play with his superb appearance, playing the cold-faced Erlang Liu Xianglian and Prince Beijing Shui Rong.

Hou Changrong, who was born in Yangzhou opera, has a pair of charming red phoenix eyes, double eyelids and long and narrow eyes. The eyes are stretched in the shape of a parallelogram, and the tail of the eye is lifted up. When he stares at people quietly, he will have a sharp and powerful look. pressure.

Due to his background in opera, Hou Changrong has a certain style in his movements when performing Liu Xianglian. He has an upright figure and a chic posture, just like a classical handsome man from a book.

Wearing a silver-winged king's hat with a pure white hairpin, and a white python robe with five claws and a sitting dragon in the Jiangya seawater, with a face like jade and eyes like stars, Hou Changrong's King of Beijing is really a beautiful character.

4. Gao Hongliang

The 1987 version of "Dream of Red Mansions" really put a lot of effort into selecting characters. Gao Hongliang's version of Jia Lian has the style of a libertine while still being a noble man. of nobility.

This look at Sister You shows a pair of affectionate peach blossom eyes, which are both flirtatious and provocative when flirting with others. She smiles slightly, and there is a dimple on her right cheek, exuding a cunning and evil look.

Jia Lian was encouraged by Jia Rong to take Sister You as his second wife. He was riding on a horse with a white mourning scarf tied on his head. He had a peach-shaped face, red lips and white teeth. He was really a handsome young man from a wealthy family.

Although Jia Lian's character is not very pleasing, Gao Hongliang's handsome appearance is particularly outstanding. Gao Hongliang, who was in his early twenties, had a supple face, delicate skin, and a bit of pink after applying makeup. I feel like a typical dandy who comes from a pile of makeup and powder.

Although he is a charming man full of makeup, Gao Hongliang's speech and behavior are not effeminate at all, but a suave and seductive one.

5. Ouyang Fenqiang

Ouyang Fenqiang, who was also in his early twenties, played the role of Jia Baoyu in the 1987 CCTV version of "A Dream of Red Mansions".

"The face is like the moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the color is like the flowers of spring dawn, the temples are like knife cuts, the eyebrows are like ink paintings, the nose is like hanging gallbladder, and the eyes are like autumn waves. Although he is angry sometimes he seems to be smiling, and even when he is angry he is affectionate. "

Ouyang Fenqiang's version of Jia Baoyu has a pink baby face, a plump face and delicate facial features, especially a pair of big and bright eyes, which are very spiritual.

Because he has studied Sichuan Opera for a period of time and has operatic skills, every movement of Ouyang Fenqiang is smooth and natural, and his dignified manner also has a graceful and luxurious temperament.

He has an elegant demeanor and is just the right amount of handsome. His appearance is gentle but not girly. What’s even more rare is that when he and a group of girls are mischievous in a pile of makeup, he doesn’t feel obscene at all.

His whole body is full of the youthful spirit of a wealthy young man. He is affectionate and elegant, and is a typical handsome young man.

6. Li Jianhua

Li Jianhua has a very handsome appearance, with slender eyebrows and handsome eyes, and a full face, giving people a cheerful and majestic feeling.

In 1990, he played the role of the Erlang God Yang Jian in the mythical costume drama "Feng Shen Bang".

Yang Jian, who appeared for the first time, told Jiang Ziya that he was a disciple of the real person Yuding of Jinxia Cave in Yuquan Palace. He wore a golden forehead crown and an asymmetrically designed gold and white robe. , Piaopiao has the appearance of being out of the dust, and slowly has an amazing appearance.

Li Jianhua, who has a noble temperament, is not only handsome and masculine in appearance, but also humble and polite in his words and deeds.

With dragon eyebrows and phoenix eyes, white teeth and bright lips, Li Jianhua’s Yang Jian not only looks very much in line with the character in the original work, but is also intelligent, gentle and polite, and has a sense of sinisterness when facing the enemy. , the smile on the corner of his mouth is very enigmatic.

This version of Erlang Shen has a good personality and is confident but not arrogant. He has made great achievements in capturing Tu Xingsun out of his wits, but he does not brag about it, but is humble and kind. In terms of strategy and combat effectiveness, he is both Outstanding.

7. Hong Yuyu

Although there are many actors who have played Zhou Yu, the one that impressed me most is the version performed by Hong Yuyu in the 1994 CCTV TV series "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

He has a slightly square face, upturned mouth corners, and bright eyes. When wearing a suit of armor, he looks majestic and graceful; when dressed casually, he is suave and elegant.

To use a poem written by the great writer Su Shi to describe it, it is "majestic and heroic, with feather fans and turbans, while talking and laughing, the boats and oars are turned into ashes."

Hong Yuzhou’s temperament is particularly outstanding. He is young and handsome, his conversation is elegant and magnanimous, his behavior is calm yet heroic, his actions reveal a strategic calmness and confidence, and his raised eyebrows reveal a smile on his face. The cold light is very majestic.

When he smiles at people, in addition to his evil eyes, a small pear dimple will appear at the corner of his mouth, which is really touching and shocking.

Zhou Lang danced the sword at the gathering of heroes, accompanied by the passionate "Husband's Song", "My husband lives in the world to gain fame; to gain fame is to comfort his life. To comfort his life, I will get drunk; I will get drunk and sing wildly !" The governor dressed in blue and tied his hair, drank wine and danced with swords. He was really a young man with great ambition, high spirits and heroic spirit.

In addition, Yuan Shao in the play is also played by Hong Yuyu.

8. Tang Guoqiang

When he was young, Tang Guoqiang had fair complexion, delicate facial features, and a very handsome face. In addition, he loved to eat cream, so he was called out by Chen Chong, who was also on the crew of "Little Flower" He is a "cream boy".

In the 1982 costume mythological film "The Peacock Princess", Tang Guoqiang played the role of Zhaoshutun of the Mengbanza Kingdom. He was dressed in exotic costumes that were romantic and luxurious.

Because of his handsome and unrestrained prince image, 30-year-old Tang Guoqiang gained many fans. However, at the time, he was also criticized for being too weak and unmanly in his performance, so he was nicknamed "Butterboy". It also became a hat that restricted the development of his acting career.

Until 1994, Tang Guoqiang performed in the CCTV version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" as a virtuous prime minister who "dedicated himself to death", thus officially bidding farewell to the "cream niche".

Zhuge Liang, who first appeared, had a mustache, a long gown with wide sleeves, and a feather fan in his hand. His eyes were clear, his demeanor was graceful, and he looked like a god.

Longzhong is right, he is still young, he knows three points of the world, he is sharp and high-spirited.

Borrowing arrows from a straw boat, Lu Su looked sad and hesitant, while Zhuge Liang sat leisurely playing the piano, looking confident and calm.

The fire went out in the upper valley, and the sudden heavy rain extinguished the fire. Zhuge Liang closed his eyes and stood in the rain with his head raised, letting his clothes get soaked, and his heart was ashen. Wang Ping called him a few times. There was no response, it was really destiny.

It can be said that Tang Guoqiang performed Zhuge Liang's various periods very well, which is impressive.

9. Xing Minshan

Before becoming a film and television actor, Xing Minshan was a senior opera actor with ten years of experience on the Kunqu opera stage. He specialized in martial arts because of his tough and upright face.

A 1995 costume drama "The White Eyebrow Hero" brought Xing Minshan into the audience's field of vision.

In the play, Xing Minshan plays Bai Yunrui, the son of the golden squirrel Bai Yutang. He is good-looking and arrogant, and is known as the "Jade-Faced Little Bodhidharma".

Bai Yunrui from Xingmin Mountain, with sword-shaped eyebrows and starry eyes, regular facial features, dressed in white clothes, holding a long sword in his hand, with jade trees in the wind, is really a graceful and beautiful young hero.

It is precisely because of Bai Yunrui, played by Xing Minshan, with his handsome appearance, strong martial arts, and cold temperament that Bai Yunrui became a handsome man in ancient costume favored by many boys and girls at that time. His popularity even surpassed that of Bai Yunrui. The male lead Xu Liang is played by Zhao Hengxuan.

Three years later, Xing Minshan once again dressed up in ancient costume. In "The Dragon and the Phoenix", he was Li Jing, the founding general of the Tang Dynasty. His heroic appearance and calm demeanor made Hong Funu fall in love at first sight.

Nowadays, many actors in costumes in movies and TV dramas have no flesh on their faces, their shoulders are too narrow, their body shape and posture are not good, they are neither grand nor chic, and they simply cannot support costumes.

The above 9 beauties in ancient costumes have left many deeply rooted characters for the audience in mainland costume film and television works of the 1980s and 1990s. Although most of them have faded away now, those who The upright and eye-catching image is still unforgettable.