讀後心得

Chang Hsiao-Chuan, 41 years old, portrays a mature and sexy father role in the new film "器子," showcasing intense feelings of revenge. Married with children, he still radiates charm, blending tense fight scenes with touching emotions. He expresses gratitude for his wife's support and believes that although married life can be filled with trivialities, it remains romantic. Chang values his family's health and demonstrates strong paternal love when expressing his care and protection for his children. His acting skills have matured with age, and recently, having shifted towards action films, he displays physical abilities that rival those of Hong Kong stars, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats.

Zhang Xiaoquan has reached the age of 41, showcasing a mature charm while still playing the role of the strongest father on screen. In his latest movie "器子" (The Instrument), his love as a father intertwines with revenge, presenting gripping fight scenes that are shocking yet moving! Having debuted 25 years ago, his acting skills have become increasingly refined, and his inner self has matured with the passage of time. He expresses gratitude for his wife's tolerance and admits that daily life still feels full of romance. In the past, people praised his charm as "a walking pheromone," but now his life priorities have shifted; family comes first, followed by work, love, and finally personal happiness. He states that love has not faded due to the burdens of family; rather, it has transcended in his heart. "The romance after marriage is sometimes hidden in the little things of everyday life. A meaningful glance or action can make me feel her support, and such care is most precious to me."

Zhang Xiaoquan shared that in his youth, he valued freedom the most, at 30 he valued happiness, and now he places his family's health as a top priority, especially after becoming a parent, he realizes that the health of his children is the most important. In the new film "器子" (The Instrument), he elevates the feelings of becoming a father to the extreme. Having collaborated multiple times with Li Mu, they play a father-daughter pair in the film, with the father’s love turning into a plot of revenge, transforming him into a terrifying killing machine.

When talking about his personal life, he humorously mentioned that his son looks very similar to his wife, joking, "I often tell my wife that the child looks like she gave birth to him herself." He hopes to have another daughter, expressing confidence that if the second child is a girl, she will undoubtedly have similar traits to him. Zhang Xiaoquan loves boxing and other sports; previously known for his roles in romantic dramas, he has recently transitioned into action films, achieving excellence in both physique and performance. While filming "器子" (The Instrument), he expressed some concern about the safety and fight scenes of his character.

He also shared his views on male psychology, believing that men in Asian cultures often struggle to express themselves, thus choosing to convey emotions through actions. Reflecting on his own growth, he once felt overwhelmed by social situations but has now learned to relax and cope. He admitted that he previously thought maturity was a given, and after getting married and having children, he realized how inconsiderate he had been, revealing that his wife has given him the most support and patience.