"Wolf Smoke Beiping" is a TV series based on Du Liang's novel of the same name. Under the ingenious direction of Chen Guoxing, Liu Peiqi, Wang Xin, Xu Seng and other actors performed this drama wonderfully. The play is set in Beiping in the thirties and forties, and tells the fierce struggle between the Japanese army, the puppet army, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in Beiping during the Anti-Japanese War, as well as the magnificent life story of the little man Wen San (played by Liu Peiqi).
The series not only focuses on historical events, but also shows a rich human nature and emotional bond through the interweaving of characters' destinies. Each character is not simply the opposition between good and evil, but has its own depth of character, ideal pursuit and complex emotions. The plot is equally colorful, with not only intense war scenes, but also delicate descriptions of life, humorous dialogues, and touching love and friendship.
One of the plot climaxes is Wen San's desperate attempt to infiltrate the secret base of the Japanese army in order to rescue his lover Li Na (played by Shu Yan), who was captured by the Japanese army. This episode is full of tension and excitement, and with his wisdom and courage, Bunzo not only succeeded in rescuing Li Na, but also skillfully blew up important facilities of the Japanese army, causing huge losses to the enemy. This scene not only shows the heroism of Wen San, but also reflects the extraordinary courage and important role of small people in the torrent of history.
With its real and touching story, profound historical background and delicate character building, "Wolf Smoke Beiping" has become a historical drama worthy of deep thought and appreciation. This drama is a deep remembrance of that period of history, and it is also a tribute to the heroes who paid silently and worked hard in the Anti-Japanese War.
"Wolf Smoke Beiping" then unfolds another plot climax, in which Chinese San (played by Liu Peiqi) after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, in order to protect his family and friends, starts a thrilling life-and-death duel with the Kuomintang spy leader Lu Zhongyong (played by Wang Xin). Lu Zhongyong is not only Wen San's old acquaintance, but also his rival, he used his power and means to launch a series of persecution and framing of Wen San's relatives and friends. In this struggle, Wen San not only showed his wisdom and courage, but also demonstrated his sense of justice and conscience. Through a series of wise strategies, he finally brought Lu Zhongyong to justice and sought justice for himself and his friends.
As an excellent TV series on the theme of the Anti-Japanese War, "Wolf Smoke Beiping" successfully reproduced the historical atmosphere of that turbulent period, and also profoundly depicted the life and mentality of people in that era. The play not only contains tense and exciting war scenes, but also incorporates a warm love story. While it presents history seriously and profoundly, it also has a light-hearted and humorous artistic treatment. This drama is not only worth watching again and again, but also can stimulate deep thinking and emotional resonance in the audience. It is not only a historical testimony of that era, but also a tribute to those who insisted on justice and truth in the face of change.