"Operation Red Sea 2: Jiaolong Goes to Sea" is a navy-themed action movie after "Operation Red Sea", directed by Lin Chaoxian, starring Huang Xuan, Du Jiang, Yu Shi, Jiang Luxia, etc. This film tells the story of the Chinese Navy's "Jiaolong Commando" encountering a conspiracy of a terrorist organization when it was carrying out an evacuation mission.
The film is set in the African country of Evia, which has just ended a civil war. A Chinese merchant ship was hijacked by terrorists in a local port, and the crew was imprisoned in a secret underground base. The Chinese government sends the "Jiaolong Commando" to the rescue, and Meng Chuang (Huang Xuan) leads eight elite fighters on a mission. The team members are divided into two groups, Xu Hong (Du Jiang) is responsible for infiltrating the base to rescue hostages, and Han Xiao (Yu Shi) is responsible for fire support and traffic support on the periphery.
However, all this is actually a conspiracy created by country M to control the oil resources of Evia, they support terrorist organizations, detonate nuclear bombs in the capital of Evia, and create a crisis. The leader of the terrorist organization uses Chinese merchant ships to transport nuclear bombs to the capital, and arranges for undercover Tong Li (played by Jiang Luxia) to infiltrate the "Jiaolong Commando".
The climax of the movie is when the "Jiaolong Commando" discovers the true purpose of the terrorist organization and starts a showdown. Xu Hong's group successfully rescued the hostages in the base and found part of the nuclear bomb, informing Meng Chuang to track down the whereabouts of the nuclear bomb. Meng Chuang's group was ambushed on the periphery and revealed the identity of the undercover agent Tong Li, who was an agent of Country M in order to prevent the rescue operation from succeeding. In the end, after a fierce shootout between Meng Chuang and Tong Li, Tong Li was shot dead by Meng Chuang.
"Operation Red Sea 2: Jiaolong Goes to Sea" showcases the heroism and unity and cooperation of Chinese soldiers with its tense and exciting plot and wonderful action scenes. The film conveys the values of peace and justice by revealing the complexities of international politics and the grave threat of terrorism, and is an excellent work with profound meaning and entertainment.
The climax of "Operation Red Sea 2: Jiaolong Goes to Sea" shows the tense episode of the leader of a terrorist organization assembling a nuclear bomb in a large square in the capital and holding Chinese journalists hostage. Faced with this situation, the Chinese Navy sent a "killer whale commando" to secretly approach the capital through submarines, and then underwater special forces infiltrated the square to engage in a fierce fight with the terrorists. The battle scene in the film is both thrilling and tense, and in the end, the "killer whale commandos" successfully rescue the hostages, dismantle the nuclear bomb, and eliminate the terrorists, stopping the plot of country M.
At the end of the film, a grand welcome ceremony was held at the naval base, where the heroic actions of the "Jiaolong Commando" and the "Orca Commando" were honored. Although Meng Chuang, Xu Hong and other characters were injured and painful, they were in good spirits, showing the strong strength and fearlessness of the Chinese Navy, as well as the justice and courage of the Chinese.
"Operation Red Sea 2: Jiaolong Goes to Sea" is an action movie, not only has wonderful battle scenes, but also contains deep themes and emotions. The film showcases the advanced equipment and professionalism of the Chinese Navy, and also demonstrates the humanistic care and international responsibility of the Chinese Navy. In addition, the film reflects the complexity of the current international situation and the crisis challenges facing the world, emphasizing China's peaceful stance and concept of justice. On the whole, "Operation Red Sea 2: Jiaolong Goes to Sea" is a movie that makes the audience proud and moved, and it is worth watching and pondering.