"Bloody Qiantang River" is a TV series based on real historical events, due to the director of Liqing, starring famous actors such as Wang Ji, Han Tongsheng, Guo Tiecheng, and Gao Ming. The play is set in 1950 and tells the story of the secret operation of the Kuomintang spy organization "541 Workstation" in Hangzhou, who planned an operation codenamed "Lihua" with the aim of blowing up our chief's train passing through the Qiantang River Bridge in an attempt to deal a major blow to the red regime in New China.
The plot is based on a series of tense confrontations between friends and foes, showing the fierce struggle between the underground scouts of our security department and the Kuomintang agents. At the same time, the play also introduces the role of the American general "One-eyed Father" Edward Hamilton, exposing his subversive and sabotage activities against our Red Regime.
With its distinctive characters, compact plot and progressive suspense, "Bloody Qiantang River" successfully creates a tense and gripping drama viewing experience. Every character in the play is portrayed vividly and realistically, allowing the audience to deeply feel the tension and historical weight of that turbulent period.
The whole drama is not only a reproduction of history, but also a profound display of intelligence work and underground struggles in that era. It not only allows the audience to experience the vicissitudes of history, but also gives people a deep understanding of the sacrifices and efforts of the unsung heroes who have contributed to national security and the stability of the regime. "Bloody Qiantang River" is a TV series with profound historical significance and educational value, which is worth watching widely and thinking deeply.
The climax of the plot of "Bloody Qiantang River" is mainly concentrated in episodes 29 and 30. In these two episodes, when we learn the truth about the "Rite Flower" plan planned by the Kuomintang spy organization "541 Workstation", we quickly launch urgent action to stop this vicious conspiracy. The enemy's plan was very cunning, they not only planted explosives on the bridge of the Qiantang River, but also planted time bombs on the train, intending to destroy our chief and the bridge at the same time.
At this critical juncture, our underground scouts showed extraordinary courage and sacrifice. Regardless of their personal safety, they waged a fierce struggle against the enemy. Against the backdrop of intense plot, these heroic scouts finally succeeded in defusing the bomb, not only protecting the safety of our chief, but also defending the Qiantang River Bridge. The plot of these two episodes is gripping and fully demonstrates the bravery and fearlessness of our people.
As an excellent historical drama, "Bloody Qiantang River" not only successfully restored a real historical event, but also vividly demonstrated the brilliant achievements of our people in the arduous struggle and anti-spy struggle in the early days of the founding of New China. The performances of the actors were also very good, especially Wang Ji and Han Tongsheng, who played Miao Yujie, director of the Municipal Bureau of Culture, and Lei Ming, Minister of Security, respectively, in the play, which profoundly portrayed the couple's love and loyalty during turbulent times, and won wide praise from the audience. The play is not only a masterpiece that deserves to be watched again and again, but it is also a thought-provoking and awe-inspiring work.