Chum Cook Ma Jingtao reveals his stress-reduction methods:咆哮ing with friends on Weibo

Yesterday in Beijing, the national fan meeting of Ma Jingtao's "three years to sharpen a sword" was held. The famous director You Xiaogang led the main actors of "Xi Shi's Secret History", Wan Nien-en, Zhou Zihan and Cheng Xiaoyan to show up at the scene. "Xi Shi" Wu Jingjing sent special blessings. Ma Jingtao frankly admitted that his age and physical strength are just right. He wrote a novel and adapted it into a script. When he got tired from acting, he would roar on the Internet with his "screaming friends" to relieve pressure. The chaotic feeling of Ma Jingtao's roaring picture is overwhelming~

In just over 200 days after "Little Brother Ma" launched his Weibo account, his fans exceeded one million. Yesterday, he personally wrote on his T-shirt: "The sound of waves remains the same, the king returns, roaring in all directions, impenetrable by thousands of men" to express his gratitude. On Weibo, he referred to himself as "roaring cook" and communicated with his fans, the "roaring crowd". "I used to be a computer illiterate, but after learning Weibo, my horizons have broadened greatly. I really like how fans joke about me or even seek amusement." Ma Jingtao smiled and said, "Today you also saw my pectoral muscles. I like intense sports such as horse riding and football. Director You invited me to play golf, but I said I'm not old enough yet. Youth will pass quickly, men need to show the charm of inner maturity and convey wisdom to friends. I want everyone to understand that it's not easy being the forefront wave." Ma Jingtao joked that he "wasn't idle" these three years, having two sons consecutively, writing a novel and adapting it into a script.

Ma Jingtao revealed that during the four months of shooting "Xi Shi's Secret History," he never left the set. "After the Spring Festival, 'Xi Shi's Secret History' will officially meet the audience. Director You emphasized that this is his most satisfactory secret history script, and I feel tremendous pressure. When acting tires my heart, I roar online with my 'screaming friends,' which is my best way to relieve stress."