A conversation between Xu Juncong and Li Chengru in "I am an Actor" got a hot search, because this sentence was considered by most viewers as an allusion to Stephen Chow. When commenting on Xu Juncong's performance, Mr. Li Chengru said, don't always stare at the corner and dado, pay too much attention to some nonsense performance styles in the 1980s, but improve your horizons. Xu Juncong retorted: I don't think Stephen Chow's works are a corner. Teacher Li Chengru said, I'm not talking about Stephen Chow. ? Some people, as mentors, don't think so much when they speak, just stating one thing. But the speaker is unintentional and the listener is intentional, which leads to a lot of over-understanding.

First, Li Chengru said some nonsense performance style in the 1980s. Teacher Li Chengru is a disciple of a famous family and was born in a pear garden, so it is understandable that he may have some resistance to the nonsense performance. After all, two people have different ways. But when it comes to the nonsense performance style in the 1980s, Stephen Chow is not the only one, and Stephen Chow is the most successful one. Therefore, when Mr. Li Chengru said this sentence, he should not think of anyone, but said it in a style.

Second, Xu Juncong doesn't think Stephen Chow's works are a corner. After Li Chengru said some nonsense performance styles in the 1980s, I believe many viewers will think that Li Chengru is alluding to Stephen Chow's nonsense performance. Xu Juncong, an actor on the stage, thinks so, which is why he doesn't think Stephen Chow's work is a corner statement.

Third, Li Chengru is not talking about Stephen Chow. Teacher Li Chengru immediately corrected this statement, saying that he was not talking about Stephen Chow, and asked Xu Juncong not to mention anyone's name. Because I believe that the purpose of Mr. Li Chengru's doing this is to say that he is not referring to a specific person, but to a certain performance mode.