The diving scene of the movie "Operation Dragon" approaches its limits, Huang Xuan Yu Shi leads the way and uses hard work to cultivate the "underwater dragon"

Operation Jiaolong, a military war blockbuster directed by Lin Chaoxian and supervised by Liang Fengying, is on pre-sale and will be officially released nationwide on the first day of the Lunar New year (January 29). As a sequel to Operation Red Sea, the battle scene of Jiaolong team is transferred from land to deep sea, and the underwater battle scene has become one of the biggest attractions. Today's film released the breathtaking special "underwater Jiaolong", with the actor Yu Shi giving a voice-over to explain the underwater training and fighting of Jiaolong team, bringing the audience into the thrilling world of their missions at the bottom of the sea.

Huang Xuan said bluntly: "this is the longest training time since I have been filming." Yu Shi also lamented: "there are a lot of diving elements in the film, which is a great challenge for each of our actors." The deep-sea battlefield of Operation Jiaolong means that the actors have to face many problems such as water pressure, darkness, complex equipment and so on. In the deep sea, every movement becomes extremely difficult, and to complete the combat, rescue and other tasks in such an environment is the ultimate test of the actor's physical and psychological quality.

For this reason, the actors went through a long period of systematic training, and in the end, all the actors who participated in the underwater play received professional diving certificates. From the land to the deep sea, this is not only a transformation of the scene, but also a brave breakthrough in the field of film shooting technology and actor performance, opening up a new boundary for military films.

*almost stringent diving training Huang Xuan Yushi: we are one step closer to the real Jiaolong Warriors**

In the movie Operation Jiaolong, the actors receive not ordinary diving training, but almost stringent military-level training, which is far more difficult and dangerous than usual. The actors have a full schedule, close alternation between filming and training, and move forward in full accordance with the class schedule. Among them, actors such as Li Jiuxiao have never had diving experience before, and everything needs to start from scratch. In order to improve their ability to hold their breath, they constantly challenge their physical limits, often holding their breath until their faces are numb and feverish.

In the process of training, the coach will simulate the actual combat environment and create various obstacles for the actors. The coach uses "sneak attack teaching", and if he is not careful, the actors' mirrors and oxygen tanks will be taken away. Yu Shi recalled the scene at that time: "the coach pulled out our oxygen tank in the dark and took off our mirror, and the vision was all blurred." At this moment, the actors were in an extremely dangerous situation, and an instinctive sense of fear came. Huang Xuan was also confused during training: "what are you doing?" But they quickly understand that this is for them to learn to quickly adjust their mindset and deal with crises in extreme situations.

It is this training that approaches the limit again and again that enables actors to gradually overcome their fears, not only to acquire the ability to survive underwater, but also to complete tasks by holding their breath without equipment or damage to equipment, but more importantly, to cultivate calmness and tenacity in the face of the test of life and death. As Yu Shi said, "all these underwater training programs are actually designed to build a strong heart." When the actors can calmly deal with all kinds of emergencies underwater, they are also one step closer to the real dragon warriors.

thrilling underwater shooting Jiang Luxia is in danger of anoxia and asphyxiation Han Dongjun is burdened with 90kg / kg of equipment to fight with the enemy**

After training, all the actors involved in underwater performances have obtained professional diving certificates, but when filming, dangers and accidents are still inevitable. Jiang Luxia's experience is thrilling. She is very "afraid of water" because of her drowning experience, but she still faces this challenge bravely. However, in a live shoot, the danger still happened. the scene was in an airtight cabin surrounded by sea water, and her character, Tong Li, was pressed under a giant pipe: "at that time, I had no breath in the oxygen tank and took three big drooles." The equipment on my body weighed more than 70 jin after being immersed in water. I fled but found that I had no strength at all. I still had goose bumps when I thought of it. Fortunately, everyone swam to save me, and I felt like I was dead for once. "

In the underwater battle of the movie Operation Jiaolong, the actors not only have to face the challenge of diving, but also carry heavy loads to complete all kinds of difficult movements. In addition to Tong Li, Han Dongjun's experience is also impressive. The equipment on his back weighs 90 jin after being immersed in water, so it is extremely difficult to move in the water. But it also makes the action play look quick and light: "the audience will not know that you weigh 240 jin, so you have to play a body that moves very fast."

The environment inside the submarine is extremely complex, and there are dense piping wires everywhere. The actors move around with heavy equipment on their backs, and accidents may happen if they are not aware of it. Han Dongjun said: "in one scene, my gun got stuck by something. I wanted to break free for about 20 to 30 seconds, and the director didn't yell 'cut'." I knew at that time that what the director actually wanted was the truth, and he didn't want everything to go too well. Because the real combat environment is full of unknown, it is bound to encounter all kinds of difficulties. As long as the director doesn't yell 'cut', we're going to go on.' " This pursuit of truth runs through every aspect of the film, highlighting the high requirements of the whole crew for the quality of the film.

At present, Operation Jiaolong has been pre-sold. During the highly competitive Spring Festival, Operation Jiaolong has attracted a lot of attention with its deep-sea nuclear submarine war theme and shocking and exciting action scenes. Many people say that this is the first choice for watching movies with their families during the Spring Festival. Looking forward to the arrival of the first day of the Lunar New year, we will jointly witness the deep-sea operations on the screen and feel the blood legend of Chinese soldiers.