Co-directed by Cao Dun and Gao Xiang, and starring Qin Hao, Yin Fang and Huang Zixing, the anti-poaching short drama "Wolf Hunter" will land on the news channel on December 13, with two episodes broadcast at 19:45 every night. The drama tells the thrilling anti-poaching legend of experienced ranger Wei Jiang (Qin Hao) and newcomer police officer Qin Chuan (Yin Fang).
In an anti-poaching operation five years ago, teammate Zhao Cheng (Ji He) was unfortunately killed, Wei Jiang (Qin Hao) was seriously injured, and the whereabouts of the poacher "Wolf Son" were unknown. Wei Jiang left a huge shadow in his heart, decadent life, can only retire from the Forest Public Security Bureau in advance, become a ranger to continue to guard the forest, but he has never let go of the heart to arrest the "wolf son". Recruit Qin Chuan (Yin Fang) arrives at the reserve, and Wei Jiang leads Qin Chuan on a patrol path. The "wolf son" reappears, Wei Jiang and Qin Chuan decide to fight with them to the death, and a difficult forest anti-poaching war begins...
In the play, Qin Hao and Yin Fang formed a "wolf hunting" partner to fight with the "wolf children", and all the fight scenes were fisted to flesh, and the hormones exploded. In this regard, the two invariably said that this is the most tired drama they have ever filmed, and every day they are either snow or mud. Qin Hao said that in order to get closer to the character's image of a tough guy who is not trim but has a cold blood in his heart, he needs to deliberately dress dirty, but he believes that "dirty handsome" is also a kind of beauty. In order to adapt to the role, Yin Fang also carried out high-intensity physical training in advance, and his athletic skills gave the role more highlights.
In the play, the audience can not only see the high-energy plot of the fierce confrontation between the forest guardians and poachers, but also the natural beauty of the motherland's great rivers and mountains. In order to better show the plot and present the real life and working environment of poaching workers, the crew traveled to many places to shoot scenes, almost across the whole of China, and used the lens to collect the magnificent scenery of the motherland.
Source: Thoughtful Shanghai