"我意识到表演的本质是能够操控自己并让别人相信。"

Simplified Meaning:

Acting means you change your behavior and feelings in a way that makes other people believe you are someone else. Imagine you're pretending to be a superhero in a play. You need to convince the audience that you are brave and strong, even if you're actually scared in real life. Actors do this all the time—they pretend to be a character, showing emotions and actions that might be very different from their real selves. This skill of making others believe in this pretend world is what acting is all about. For example, in movies, actors play parts like kings or adventurers so well that the viewers forget they’re just regular people with normal lives. If someone wants to be a good actor, they need to practice changing how they think and feel on the inside, so they can make the audience feel the same emotions. This idea can help anyone understand that acting involves both self-control and creativity.