Chiu Man-Cheuk and Lv Liangwei's transformation into "bad guys" was very successful. The audience's most classic evaluation of them is: Chu is full of evil spirits, and Dogor is more like a chivalrous man. On the Internet, the audience ranks the characters in the play in various ways, and both of them have achieved remarkable results. However, in "Seven Swords Down the Tianshan Mountains", the two performed well. Because of the requirements of the role, Chiu Man-Cheuk is no longer serious and lively, and his character is also enriched. Lv Liangwei, on the other hand, is more resourceful and chivalrous. If you don't treat him as an enemy, then he is simply the "eighth sword."
Ada Choi's flying red scarf is full of momentum, chivalry, courage and boldness, which makes many people know her again. But as far as acting is concerned, the trace of her performance is a bit too heavy and lacks integration with the role. The audience will not strongly feel that she is a flying red scarf, but can only say that she plays like a flying red scarf.
In The Seven Swords Down the Tianshan Mountains, all the actors are good at acting, especially Chiu Man-Cheuk and Lv Liangwei, who play the bad guys. Actresses Claudia and Ada Choi also performed very well. Claudia was recognized by the director and audience for her sober and refined image and increasingly mature acting skills. So every actor in this play has excellent acting skills.