Dilraba (迪丽热巴) attended the “2020 Weibo Night” awards ceremony and was awarded Weibo’s “Person with the Most Charm Value of the Year”, alongside Li Xian. Dilraba was also interviewed by Sina Weibo to reflect on her 2020 and her two upcoming series, “The Long Ballad” (长歌行) and “You Are My Glory” (你是我的荣耀).
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When the interviewer talked about “The Long Ballad”, Dilraba revealed she felt a bit inclined to reject the role at first. Dilraba explained, “At that time, I didn’t really want to film ancient dramas again. I wanted to film more modern dramas. I later started to slowly accept her and became fond of her. I’ve never had such a feeling before. I especially like ‘Changge’s’ personality. Her character in the storyline is the journey from when she is young and slowly grows up. I can be considered to be growing up with her. There were also other roles I felt I grew up with, but they didn’t give me such big changes like her.
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In a previous interview, Dilraba mentioned when she was announced as the female lead, there were many netizens who felt her looks were unsuitable for the role and ancient dramas. She wanted to quit as she didn’t want to hear people saying she was ugly. Luckily, she got over it.
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When asked about the differences between her character, “Qiao Jingjing”, from “You Are My Glory”, and Dilraba herself, she responded, “‘Qiao Jingjing’ is a bit cuter and is more like a female celebrity. As for me, I think aside from work, I normally wouldn’t be such a female celebrity like her. She is really like a female celebrity in life and work. In my own life, I have a bit of a feeling of not wanting to be found by others.”
As for something “Qiao Jingjing” would do and Dilraba wouldn’t do, Dilraba responded, “Qiao Jingjing got married around 29. Dilraba wouldn’t do it.” Dilraba turns 29 this year.
Not sure how she can be unsuitable to play a half Uyghur Princess? If anything it was fitting that she got the role. Her being of Uyghur descent just added another level of authenticity to the casting choice. And she looks just like the manhua. Netizens criticise everything with little to no weight in their arguments.
fingers crossed the drama comes out soon so that Yang Yang and Dilraba can bless my eyes