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In the world of spy dramas, many classics have emerged, but over time, the audience's tastes are also quietly changing. In recent years, spy war dramas have still been popular, among which "The Hive" and "The Eve" have become the focus. This article will compare the two dramas to see their respective characteristics and performances.
"The Hive": The plot is eye-catching, but the sense of reality is lacking
"The Hive" starring Han Dong, Song Yi, Yao Gang, etc., is set in a changing era, and the three parties of the Kuomintang, Communist Party and Japan are fighting wits and courage on the secret front. The plot is fascinating at the beginning, but as the plot unfolds, some elements lacking in realism begin to emerge.
First of all, the details in terms of costumes and props make the audience feel uncomfortable. The dress of the hero and heroine is too fashionable and does not fit the background of that era. In the military school scene, the characters' behavior and lessons are also exaggerated and unreal.
The loopholes in the plot cannot be ignored either. The scenes where the heroine miraculously escapes after being shot, and can even jump from the stairs and kill the pursuer, are suspicious scenes.
The identity of the male protagonist is layered on top of each other, and the audience needs to constantly guess, which makes the plot more complicated.
"The Eve": The texture is outstanding, and the character creation is deeply rooted in people's hearts
In contrast, "The Eve" impressed the audience in terms of overall texture. The storyline is solid, the character settings are not bound to conventions, and the suspense atmosphere is very strong. The national hatred and family feud, gang feud, and personal ideals in the play are intertwined, presenting the audience with an intricate story world.
The role setting of the male protagonist Lin Xi is also unique. Unlike the traditional elite character, he is a small character rising from the bottom, which makes the audience more empathetic to his experience. Ou Hao's outstanding performance gives the character a deep heart. His righteousness and tenacity are impressive, and he is loyal to his gang and brothers while upholding his inner justice.
Not only that, but the other actors in the play also performed well. The relationship between Li Yunfei and Zhou Yingqun is complicated, and the interaction between them is fascinating.
"The Eve" is even better
In summary, "The Eve" is better in many ways. First of all, the plot is solid and reasonable, not only there is a suspense plot, but also emotional entanglements between the characters. Character creation is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and each character has distinct personality characteristics. Ou Hao's excellent performance also adds a lot to the whole drama.
On the contrary, "The Hive" has some problems in terms of realism, costume props and plot logic, which makes it difficult for the audience to immerse in it. Although both dramas belong to spy war dramas, "The Eve" is better in details and character shaping, presenting the audience with a masterpiece worth following.