The TV series "Director of the People's Congress" is a TV series adapted from Liu Ru's novel of the same name, based on the Shenyang Muma case, and is called "Contemporary Official Appearances". The play tells the story of Qi Hengshou (played by Bao Guoan), the director of the National People's Congress, with the support of Secretary Ye (played by Xi Meijuan), the secretary of the municipal party committee, and Mayor Wei Zhaoji (played by Yang Lixin) launched a contest between justice and evil, exposing the story of the mayor's collusion with the triad boss Ma Xiangdong (played by Li Chongxiao), embezzling and accepting bribes, manipulating elections, persecuting goodness, and finally bringing them to justice.
One of the highlights of the show is in episode 18, where Wei Zhaoji plans an assassination of Qi Hengshou in order to escape the supervision of the director of the National People's Congress. He sent his subordinate Cao Eryong (Zhao Hengxuan) and several killers to ambush Qi Hengshou's convoy on a remote mountain road. However, they did not expect that Qi Hengshou's driver was a martial arts master, who protected Qi Hengshou at a critical moment and fought fiercely with the killer. In the end, Cao Eryong was knocked down by the driver and captured by the police. This scene shows Qi Hengshou's strength and bravery, and also reveals Wei Zhaoji's cruelty and insidiousness.
Another climactic plot is in episode 22, which is the show's finale. After a series of investigations and trials, Wei Zhaoji and Ma Xiangdong were finally sentenced to death and taken to the execution ground. In the last moments, they did not forget to taunt and threaten Qi Hengshou and Secretary Ye, showing their arrogance and unrepentance. However, as soon as their voices fell, they heard gunshots. They watched in horror as blood flowed from their chests and fell to the ground. This scene shows that justice will eventually triumph over evil, and it also brings profound shock and thinking to the audience.
The play is a TV series with strong practical significance and social responsibility, which not only shows the power and role of the position of the chairman of the people's congress, but also reflects the corruption and anti-corruption struggle in contemporary Chinese society. With a tense and exciting plot, vivid and real characters, and deep and sharp dialogue, the play shows the darkness and light, justice and evil, ideal and reality in the officialdom. The play is both critical and educational, entertaining and artistic, and is an excellent work worth recommending and appreciating.