The TV series "Twenty-Four Turns" This is a spy war drama set in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, which tells the story of the life-and-death struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the U.S. Army Aiding China and the Japanese Army Invading China in the strategic location of the "Twenty-Four Turns" on the Yunnan-Guizhou Line. starring Liu Xiaofeng, Gan Tingting, Qi Fang, Hai Yitian and other powerful actors, and the director is Zhang Yuzhong.
He Yingqin appointed Mei Song (Liu Xiaofeng), the regiment commander who had just returned from the front, to return to his hometown Qinglong as a commissioner, responsible for the defense of the 24 turns. Mei Song is actually an underground member of the Chinese Communist Party, and he has to resist the bombing and infiltration of the Japanese army in the open, and fight wits and courage with the traitors in the dark. His childhood sweetheart Liu Xianlan (played by Qi Fang) is the secretary of the Guizhou Working Committee of the Communist Party of China and his comrade. The two of them supported each other in the war and fought together for the cause of resistance against Japan. At the same time, the Japanese army sent a female spy Wang Yaqin (Gan Tingting) to lurk in Qinglong, she disguised herself as a doctor, and used the feelings of Mei Song's friend Liu Xianlong (played by Hai Yitian) in an attempt to sabotage the defense of the 24 Turns. She and Mei Song started a thrilling duel, which was eventually recognized and killed by Mei Song. Mei Song and Liu Xianlan also died in the battle, guarding this lifeline of international aid to China with their lives.
Climax of the plot:
The first is the head-to-head confrontation between Mei Song and Wang Yaqin. Wang Yaqin used Liu Xianlong's identity to infiltrate Mei Song's headquarters in an attempt to blow up Mei Song's radio station and files. Maeson discovers her true identity and engages in a fierce shootout with her. After Wang Yaqin was hit by Mei Song, she did not forget to detonate the explosives and tried to drag Mei Song to death together. Mameson managed to cleverly dodge the explosion, but was also seriously injured. This scene shows Mei Song's wisdom and bravery, and also shows Wang Yaqin's viciousness and madness.
The second is the sacrifice of Mei Song and Liu Xianlan. In order to completely destroy the 24 turns, the Japanese army sent a large number of planes and special forces to launch a fierce attack on the Panjiang Bridge. Mei Song led his men and American sappers to resist fiercely, using machine guns and grenades to fight the Japanese to the death. Liu Xianlan also rushed to the battlefield and sent ammunition and supplies to Mei Song. During a Japanese bombing, Liu Xianlan was blown up, and Mei Song rushed over and hugged her. They looked at each other and smiled, then collapsed together in a pool of blood. This scene shows the loyalty and sacrifice of Mei Song and Liu Xianlan, and also shows the indomitability and heroism of the Chinese nation.
Plot Evaluation:
"Twenty-Four Turns" is a TV series with the theme of the Anti-Japanese War, but it is not simply sensationalism and propaganda, but uses real historical events as the background to show a little-known story in the War of Resistance Against Japan. It not only reveals the complex struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the US military aiding China and the Japanese army invading China on the Yunnan-Guizhou line, but also shows the love, friendship and humanity of ordinary people in the war. Its plot is compact, the characters are distinct, and the plot is full of ups and downs, which makes people feel the cruelty of war and the brilliance of human nature.
Its actors' performances are also excellent, Liu Xiaofeng, Gan Tingting and others have performed their roles vividly and impressively. Its director, Zhang Yuzhong, is also very talented, and he used superb lens language and delicate emotional processing to make this TV series a work of art. In short, "Twenty-Four Turns" is an excellent TV series worth watching, it is not only a witness to history, but also a hymn to human nature.