"Deadly Action" is a TV series that integrates spy warfare and anti-Japanese elements, starring Zhang Tong, Cui Bo and others. The play tells the story of Ye Lingqing, the captain of the Eighth Route Army, who encountered many obstacles in his mission and was framed by the Japanese army. In order to accomplish this important top-secret mission, Ye Lingqing skillfully adopted the strategy of fake defection to the enemy, penetrating into the enemy camp to collect intelligence for the Communist Party, and at the same time trying to eliminate internal spies. In the end, he helped the main force of the Eighth Route Army successfully eliminate the Japanese army.
The plot is set in the Jizhong battlefield from 1939 to 1940, presenting a journey full of thrills and challenges. Ye Lingqing's mission was to recover the U.S. military aid arms and supplies that had been hidden by the Kuomintang left-behind personnel. In the process, he came into contact with Bai Congxue, the Kuomintang military intelligence chief, but was unexpectedly surrounded by Japanese troops, resulting in Bai Congxue's capture. Ye Lingqing had to fake defection to the enemy, go deep into the enemy camp, and start a series of wits battles with Kiko Kawano, the daughter of the Japanese commander Kawano Ken, while also carefully dealing with the assassination of the Kuomintang and the suspicion within the Eighth Route Army, and was in a very dangerous situation.
A climax in the play is that Ye Lingqing led the Xuanwu guerrillas to risk his life to break into the Japanese military hospital in order to rescue Bai Congxue. There, he engaged in a tense and fierce battle with Kiko Kawano. Ye Lingqing skillfully used Kiko Kawano's feelings to successfully rescue Bai Congxue, but this action also caused him to reveal his true identity, thus becoming an inseparable enemy with Kiko Kawano.
Through its gripping plot and tense spy scenes, "Deadly Action" shows the audience the heroic struggle and sacrifice of the Chinese during the Anti-Japanese War. This drama not only has a complex plot and fierce battle scenes, but also profoundly depicts the complex relationships and inner worlds between the characters, providing the audience with a profound historical and emotional experience.
Another plot climax of "Deadly Action" takes place on the eve of the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, in which Ye Lingqing's role-playing is crucial. Taking advantage of his special status in the enemy camp, Ye Lingqing infiltrated the Japanese headquarters and once again launched a tense confrontation with Kiko Kawano. At this critical moment, Ye Lingqing not only tried to persuade Kiko Kawano to surrender, but also secretly searched for clues about arms and supplies. In the end, with the assistance of the Eighth Route Army, Ye Lingqing not only successfully found arms and supplies, but also annihilated the Japanese squadron where Kiko Kawano was located in one fell swoop, making a significant contribution to the War of Resistance against Japan.
The plot design of "Deadly Action" is compact and exciting, the characters are distinct, and the plot is full of ups and downs, fully demonstrating the heroism and patriotism during the Anti-Japanese War. At the same time, the play also reveals the brutality of the Japanese army and the corruption of the Kuomintang, with a high degree of restoration of history and a very profound portrayal of human nature. Ye Lingqing, played by Zhang Tong, is both wise and brave, while Kiko Kawano, played by Cui Bo, is both cold and tender, and the rivalry between the two is full of sparks. The performances of the other actors are also very good, adding a lot of color to the plot. As a high-quality anti-Japanese spy war drama, "Deadly Action" not only brings visual enjoyment to the audience, but also a profound psychological experience, which is worth watching.