Liang Kuan

Liang Kuan

Liang Kuan, Huang Feihong's apprentice, is real. His hometown is Meixian, Guangdong Province.

I often see in Huang Feihong that Liang Kuan, master Huang's apprentice, always says, "Liang Kuan in Meixian County." Among all the disciples, Huang Feihong thought highly of Liang Kuan and thought that he could inherit his own mantle. Unfortunately, Liang Kuan's life was short and he died young at the age of 25.

Story background

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, when China's rural economy disintegrated rapidly under the impact of industrial civilization, a large number of farmers began to pour into the city, Liang Kuan was one of them. This kind of character setting is obviously deliberately made by the film director, because the real Liang Kuan is an urban poor who grew up with Huang Feihong.

Character experience

Although the setting of the character Liang Kuan in the script is quite complicated, the character Liang Kuan played by Yuan Biao in Huang Feihong's first film doesn't leave much impression on people. Starting from the second film, men should be strong, Mo shaocong replaced yuan Biao as Liang Kuan. From then on, the character began to laugh and scold. He was full of play. Whether it's the awe of Huang Feihong, the secret love of aunt shisan, the success of a villain when he was proud, or the dejected when he was scolded, it's just right. Mo shaocong successfully created Liang Kuan, who is simple minded and straightforward.