In the whole play, Soso's performance is satisfactory, and there are not many young actors who can be flexible. Soso is one of them. To put it bluntly, it is acting with a smile, not a sad face. It stands to reason that acting with a smile is only a basic requirement for actors, and many male stars can't do it. So I think there is still a lot of room for improvement in Soso's acting skills, and his level in A Song is already worthy of this role.
Let's start with the plot. In fact, the man in the play is a playboy who is far from the old routine. He went through the process of turning over a new leaf and determined to learn, and finally learned something, which belongs to entertaining the audience.
The scene of Soso picking up his sister is really interesting, because he is not good at his own ability and has to pretend to be a big coffee. There are many jokes, and Soso is also vividly played. This is the place of success. Therefore, in terms of character design and plot, it is worth seeing from the performance of Soso's acting.