<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="42" > a brief introduction to the TV series "Black Ice". </h1>
"Black Ice" is a 20-episode TELEVISION series directed by Wang Jixing, written by Zhang Chenggong, and starring Wang Zhiwen, Jiang Wenli, Tian Hairong, Shi Xiaohong, etc.
The drama premiered in 2001, with the female police officer Lu Xiaofei undercover under the pseudonym Wang Jingwen as the main line, breaking into the Haizhou Pharmaceutical Group, and repeatedly contacting the chairman of the group, Guo Xiaopeng, to try to find out the inside story of the group's manufacturing of smuggled drugs and a number of homicide cases in Haizhou City.
I recently brushed "Heavenly Dao" again, watched Wang Zhiwen's acting skills, and turned out this "Black Ice" many years ago to see.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="36" > first talk about actors and character design. </h1>
Wang Zhiwen played the male number one villain very well. But my intuitive feeling is that his figure is slightly thin, it seems to deviate from the character design in the play, and a little fatter will be more in line with the image of a private entrepreneur.
Of course, from the perspective of acting, there is nothing to criticize, especially the lines and eyes, which can be called god-like performances.
Joy, anger, fierceness, and spicy can all be expressed with a look in one eye, and the cooperation of large lines plus expressions and actions makes me once again recognize Wang Zhiwen's professional standards. This alone is a spike in the face of popular little fresh meat.
Jiang Wenli's performance is also remarkable. Although it is not as brilliant as God, it is also at the level of excellent actors.
Thanks to her big eyes and square facial features, Jiang Wenli can be regarded as a big beauty.
The character design in the play allows Jiang Wenli not only to play the advantages of appearance, but also to use her acting skills to interpret the intellectuality and competence, calmness and atmosphere of a female criminal policeman. This also adds a lot to the characters and actors.
Several supporting roles also have their own characteristics: the upright and impulsive criminal police captain, the bureau chief who controls the overall situation and has good command, Liu Mei who is deeply mired in the quagmire and cannot extricate himself, Lin Xiaoliang who is simple and superficial, Yang Chun, who only seeks profits and does not care about morality, etc., are all living people in real life.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="38" > talk about plot design. </h1>
The plot design is still very gripping, there are tense and exciting fights, there are heart-wrenching suspense, there are undercurrents of inner drama, which have contributed to the improvement of the overall level of the TV series.
For professional screenwriters, in fact, it is not difficult to write a good anti-drug script, the difficulty is how to make the plot design can capture the audience's heart.
Black Ice is worth mentioning in terms of design suspense. At the beginning of the plot, it revolves around some supporting characters, and the big BOSS behind Guo Xiaopeng is still a private entrepreneur who has made great contributions to the local economy and is law-abiding.
Later, with the development of the plot, especially after Miss Wang came to Haizhou, Guo Xiaopeng gradually revealed his true face. At this time, the audience found that Guo Xiaopeng was the mastermind behind the entire drug production and sales system.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="39" > finally talk about the topic. </h1>
From the thematic point of view, this drama belongs to the main theme of anti-drug works, and there is nothing to blame.
In the past ten years, there have been many TV dramas related to anti-drug enforcement, and there are also high standards, such as "The Mekong River Case", "Icebreaker Action", "Undercover Return", "Orange and Red Years", "Drug Hunters", "Goodbye Alive", "Residual Sin" and so on. If you are interested, you can take a look.
I think that in addition to drug prohibition, there are three other themes in the play that are worth noting.
The first is Guo Xiaopeng's personal growth experience. He came from a good background, but his fate was bumpy. His mother took him to remarry, and the young Guo Xiaopeng tasted the bitterness under the fence. His later criminal path is closely linked to this experience.
In his final confession, he said that he was controlled and bullied because he had no power, so he had to pursue power and control others by any means, and drugs were a powerful tool to control others.
That's why he makes and sells drugs in order to achieve the goal of controlling others, so that he himself becomes a powerful person.
It can be seen how much the experience of adolescence has a great impact on a person's growth, and how much the breakdown of the family can hurt the child.
Therefore, everyone, to find a good partner in love, to choose the right family when getting married, to be prepared before giving birth, and to think more about everything for the child after having a baby, otherwise, you may leave a criminal for society!
The second is the danger of police work. I think that everything that is made into a TV series should be artistically processed, but we can still see that the police in the drama face various dangers, and may even lose their lives at any time.
Lu Xiaofei, who is an undercover agent in the play, has been in danger many times, but fortunately, there is a criminal police captain who protects him at any time. But in real life, where are the lucky things?
Therefore, salute our people's heroes and comrades of the police who guard our peaceful and peaceful life!
The third is the relationship between personal knowledge, character, cultivation and destiny. Those who become big things are informal, narrow-minded people are bound to be short-sighted, and without culture, they can only do the most tiring work and get the least amount of money.
Guo Xiaopeng has culture, can endure what others can't tolerate, and loves to think, has a brain, and is calm in the face of things, so he is a big BOSS.
Lin Xiaoliang does not learn any skills, has a simple mind, and cannot bear hardships, so he can only be a small follower.
Lu Hui was a rough man, lustful, and immoral, so he was finally designed to be killed, as light as a feather.
Those workers who processed ephedrine under Lu Hui had no culture, their means of survival were very limited, and there would be no qualitative leap in the outcome of their lives.
After reading the comparison of these characters, I believe you have your own ideas, share them in the comment area!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="40" > in short, it's a TV series worth watching. </h1>