"Political Commissar" is a profound TV series set in the Anti-Japanese War, starring Sha Yi, Lu Xing, Li Yiyi, etc., creating a heroic image centered on the elder Qiu of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Federation. This drama tells the story of Lao Qiu's long and arduous struggle against the Japanese army in the War of Resistance Against Japan. He endured all kinds of hardships such as betrayal, torture, and prison escape, but he always remained loyal to the party's cause.
In the play, Lao Qiu, as an experienced and brave veteran, was the battalion commander of the Eighth Army of the Anti-Japanese Alliance, and later joined the Jiangdong Military Division of the Eighth Route Army as a political commissar. His main task was to assist the 278th Regiment of the Kuomintang Dian Army in the uprising and to help them reorganize into the New Fourth Army. In this process, Lao Qiu encountered many difficulties and dangers, not only to confront the Japanese and traitors, but also to face the obstruction and suspicion of the Kuomintang, and even the misunderstanding and suspicion of his own comrades. Despite this, he always adhered to his convictions, and through his words and deeds, he influenced and influenced the officers and men of Yunnan, so that they gradually became a unit that obeyed the party's command, had strong combat effectiveness, and was deeply loved by the people.
One of the climaxes of the plot is that Lao Qiu did not hesitate to sacrifice his life in order to protect the letter of the uprising of the Dian army. During one operation, he discovered the secret arsenal of the Japanese and decided to blow it up in order to weaken the Japanese fighting force. Lao Qiu and a soldier of the Yunnan Army infiltrated the arsenal and successfully planted explosives. However, it was discovered by the Japanese during the retreat, which led to a fierce firefight. In order to cover the retreat of the soldiers of the Yunnan army, Lao Qiu fought alone, and finally detonated the explosives, went to Huangquan with the Japanese army, and died heroically.
"Political Commissar" is not only a war drama, but also a work that profoundly shows humanity and heroism. Through the glorious image of Lao Qiu, it shows the loyalty and sacrifice of the communists during the war years, as well as the deep love for the people and the country.
Another plot climax of "Political Commissar" is the successful uprising of the Dian Army and the rendezvous with the Eighth Route Army to fight against the Japanese army. After the heroic sacrifice of Lao Qiu, Song Yunjie (played by Lu Xing), the commander of the Dian Army, received a letter of uprising from the Eighth Route Army. With respect for Lao Qiu and his determination to fight against Japan, Song Yunjie decided to lead his troops to defect to the Eighth Route Army. Carrying the relics of Lao Qiu, he led the Dian army to break through the Kuomintang blockade line and successfully rendezvous with the Luo Yanan troops of the Eighth Route Army. With the joint efforts of both sides, they defeated the Japanese attack and fulfilled Lao Qiu's last wish. Under the guidance of the Eighth Route Army, the Dian Army was reorganized and became part of the New Fourth Army, making important contributions to the War of Resistance Against Japan.
As an anti-Japanese war drama, "Political Commissar" not only shows the selfless loyalty and heroic sacrifice of veterans like Lao Qiu, but also shows the awakening and transformation of Kuomintang troops like the Dian Army. The play connects multiple stories through the main character of Lao Qiu, which not only has the thrill of war, but also has profound emotional entanglements of the characters, and even interspersed with humorous details of life, making the plot rich and fascinating.
In terms of actors' performances, the image of Lao Qiu played by Sha Yi is three-dimensional and distinct, which not only shows the calmness and wisdom of the veteran, but also is full of human warmth and humor. Song Yunjie played by Lu Xing is also very imposing, and successfully created a tragic image of a warlord turned revolutionary. The performances of the other actors are also very good, adding a lot of color to the whole show.
Overall, "Political Commissar" is an anti-Japanese war drama worth watching. It not only has a wonderful plot, but also has profound historical significance, embodies the theme of the party's leadership and the people's unity to resist the enemy, and is a TV drama that shows the truth of history and the brilliance of human nature.