"Assassin of Beiping" is a drama that profoundly depicts the historical anti-Japanese war from 1937 to 1948 on the eve of the liberation of Beiping. This drama was carefully produced to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Beiping, starring powerful actors such as Guo Xiaodong, Zhang Dinghan, Chen Youwang and Wang Jianing. The series is based on the historical background of the Lugou Bridge Incident in 1937, and tells the story of a group of enthusiastic young people and underground party members who fought heroically against the Japanese invaders and Kuomintang reactionaries at the critical moment of national survival after the fall of Beiping. The play not only shows the strong fighting spirit of the people of Beiping, but also vividly depicts their living conditions and humanistic feelings.
The central character in the play, Tong Xin (played by Guo Xiaodong), a young man who graduated from college, met like-minded comrades-in-arms such as Zhao Dayong (played by Wang Jianing) and Wu Xia (played by Zhang Dinghan) during the journey of resistance against Japan. After the fall of Beiping, Tong Xin devoted himself to the anti-Japanese front and became a brave guerrilla. At the same time, his younger brother Tong Yu (also played by Guo Xiaodong), chose to stay in Beiping, married the daughter of the palace, and lived a life isolated from the outside world. The cruelty of war and the vicissitudes of history have brought drastic shocks and changes to their lives.
"Peking Assassin" shows the interweaving of the fates and mental journeys of different characters during the Anti-Japanese War through multi-dimensional narrative techniques. This drama is not only a restoration of history, but also a profound tribute to the perseverance and struggle for justice of the people of that era. With its real and touching plot, deep-rooted character building, and accurate grasp of historical details, it has become an evocative TV series, which not only has important historical educational significance, but also a film and television work with high artistic value.
"Peking Assassin" is an anti-Japanese drama that focuses on the heroic struggle of the underground party, in which the character of Luo Qiushui (played by Chen Youwang) becomes another fascinating main line. As a staunch Communist, Luo Qiushou secretly organized a group of brave assassins in Beiping to fight against the Japanese invaders and traitors. He adopted and groomed Zhao Dayong's son to become an outstanding underground party member. At the same time, his daughter Luo Qiuxia (played by Zhang Dinghan) is a beautiful female teacher during the day, and secretly actively participates in the activities of the underground party. She is in love with Tong Yu (played by Guo Xiaodong), but because of the disparity in their identities, their love faces many difficulties.
One of the climaxes in the play occurred on the eve of the liberation of Beiping in 1948. At that time, the Kuomintang planned to destroy the historic city before retreating, and the underground party and the Assassin team launched a series of thrilling operations to defend Beiping and stop the enemy's plot. At all costs, even at the cost of sacrificing their own lives, they successfully defended the peace and history and culture of Beiping. The deeds of these heroes deeply touched the audience, and at the same time made people re-examine the history of the city of Beiping and the great spirit of the people.
The TV series "Peking Assassin" successfully presents the historical picture of that era with its gripping plot, colorful character creation, tragic and tragic war scenes, and vivid and delicate life descriptions. This drama not only deeply respects and restores history, but also puts forward profound reflections and enlightenments on reality. As an excellent TV series, "Peking Assassin" is worthy of in-depth viewing and thinking by every audience.