"Bingfeng" is a TV series set in Shanghai after the Battle of Songhu in 1938, directed by Li Qiang, Wang Deqing, and Xin Hua, starring Li Zhuolin, Zhang Wenqi, Hou Chuangao, Feng Yue, Zheng Qingwen, etc. This drama tells the story of Inspector Hua Minghan of the Public Concession and Huaxing Society, a non-governmental anti-Japanese organization, showing the turbulent period of Shanghai and the anti-Japanese feelings of national heroes.
In the play, Hua Mingham is a complex character with multiple identities. He is not only the inspector of the Central Patrol House of the Public Concession, but also the well-known iron-blooded figure "Bingfeng" in Shanghai, and the leader of the non-governmental anti-Japanese organization Huaxing Society. He made a difficult choice between emotion and reason, between personal life and death and the survival of the nation, and launched fierce confrontations with many hostile forces such as the Japanese invaders, the Kuomintang military commanders, the Japanese puppet traitors, and bandits, and adhered to the heavy responsibility of defending the country and the nation's righteousness.
With its tight plot and rich suspense elements, "Ice Edge" successfully recreates the vicissitudes of Shanghai in that era. The depth and complexity of the character of Timmingham, as well as his courage and wisdom in resisting foreign enemies and upholding justice, present the audience with an indomitable heroic image. This drama is not only a historical drama, but also a profound tribute to the indomitable spirit of the heroes who fought against Japan.
In its 25th episode, "Ice Edge" presents a compelling climactic plot in which the courage and wisdom of the character of Bloomingham are pushed to the extreme. In order to rescue the members of the Huaxing Society who were captured by the Japanese army, Hua Minghan did not hesitate to risk his life and infiltrated the Japanese Consulate General in Shanghai. There, he had to not only face the masters of the Japanese spies, but also use his wits and tactics to deal with the enemy. This episode not only shows Timmingham's bravery, but also his wit and determination.
Another climax of the episode appears in episode 50, where Hua Minghan leads the righteous soldiers of Huaxing Society to start a thrilling underground war in order to stop the Japanese army's "813" plan. In this fierce battle, Chemmingham and his team managed to blow up the secret Japanese base, crushing the enemy's conspiracy and demonstrating their loyalty and sacrifice.
As an anti-Japanese suspense drama, "Bingfeng" has been widely praised. Not only does the show feature exciting action sequences and a heartwarming love story, but it also has far-reaching historical significance. It successfully shows the heroic demeanor of the anti-Japanese heroes, reflects the social reality of Shanghai, and exposes the crimes of the Japanese invaders, arousing the national pride and patriotic feelings of the audience. "Bing Feng" is an excellent work that combines art and education, and deserves the appreciation and recommendation of the audience.