"Big Water Well" is a spy war drama set during the Anti-Japanese War, which brilliantly narrates the process of Qin Keyuan (played by Huang Jue), an underground party member of the Communist Party of China and a young doctor, who founded a hospital for wounded soldiers in Enshi. In the process, he not only battled wits and courage with Japanese spies and anti-communist forces of the Kuomintang, but also faced family disputes and complicated love relationships, showing his growth from a doctor to a staunch communist fighter.
Plot focus
Qin Keyuan, as the protagonist in the play, his life and work are mainly carried out in Enshi. He was not only a highly skilled doctor, but also a revolutionary loyal to the Party and the people. In the play, the friendship and love story between him and Mai Susu (played by Pan Shiqi), Tian Siwen (played by Zhou Haodong) and others are also a highlight. In the face of many difficulties such as the pursuit of enemies, the betrayal within the family and the parting of his lover, Qin Keyuan always adhered to his beliefs and ideals, fearless of hardships and dangers, and demonstrated the noble personality charm of a communist fighter.
The climax of the plot
One of the climaxes in the plot is the fierce contest between Qin Keyuan and the Japanese spy Hasegawa (played by Wang Quanyou). Hasegawa is a cruel and cunning enemy who tries to use Qin Keyuan's relatives Qin Keqiang (Qian Zhi) and ex-wife Li Mei (Zhang Yi) to threaten or tempt Qin Keyuan in an attempt to make him surrender or betray his comrades. In the face of all kinds of hardships and tortures, Qin Keyuan was unswerving, and finally killed Hasegawa in a thrilling gunfight, winning hope for life for himself and Mai Susu.
Through the story of Qin Keyuan, "The Great Well Storm" shows the perseverance and sacrifice of a communist fighter in extreme difficulties. The play not only has tense and exciting spy scenes, but also deep character emotions, successfully connecting the historical background with personal destiny, and showing the courage and fighting spirit of the people of that era. The superb performances of Huang Jue and other actors vividly portrayed the personalities, mental journeys and emotions of these characters, which moved the audience. This drama is not only a microcosm of history, but also a profound exploration of human nature, and it is an excellent work worth watching.
In the spy war drama "The Big Water Well", another climax occurred when Qin Keyuan infiltrated the Japanese camp with Tian Siwen in order to complete the important task assigned to him by the organization, and carried out the task of destroying important facilities. The operation was not only full of dangers and challenges, but also tested their wisdom and courage.
In this dangerous mission, Qin Keyuan and Tian Siwen not only had to evade Japanese patrols and searches, but also had to deal with various unexpected situations, such as dealing with wounded soldiers captured by the Japanese army, and concealed explosives and other emergencies. In a series of challenges, with wisdom and courage, they successfully completed the task, but the price was extremely heavy - Tian Siwen died heroically in the process of covering Qin Keyuan's retreat, saying goodbye to Qin Keyuan forever.
Plot evaluation
As a spy war drama, "Big Water Well" not only has a tense and exciting plot, but also has profound and touching characters, but also successfully shows the historical style of the Anti-Japanese War and the heroism of underground party members. This drama makes the audience deeply feel the revolutionaries who fought for their ideals and beliefs, and they wrote immortal revolutionary legends with their lives and blood. The love story in the play is equally moving, it transcends life and death, class and national borders, and shows a deep human brilliance. This drama is full of positive energy, not only an entertainment work, but also an important work to educate people to love the country, the party, and the people. Because of its wonderful plot and profound theme, this drama deserves a five-star high evaluation and is highly recommended to a wide audience.