In the finale of "The Wind Chaser", the heroine died on the eve of the finale, and the audience was a little controversial about this, and many people were looking forward to Wei Ruolai and Shen Jinzhen having a happy ending, but they didn't expect such a development.
Both of them have a patriotic heart, firm in their beliefs, influence each other to progress, grow, learn, and perhaps have an ambiguous atmosphere, but there is no substantial emotional development.
In response to this controversy, the chief producer of Wind Chaser responded, which was deliberate. In that war-torn era, the relationship between men and women was not worth mentioning, and it would be too narrow to focus on portraying the private feelings of children.
Shen Jinzhen, played by Li Qin, has been clear about his attitude from the beginning, and has never wavered in the entire development of the plot, and is a strong and independent female character, which also breaks the inherent impression of women in many dramas that are weak, and women should have a career.
Secondly, in previous spy war dramas, it can be seen that either the male protagonist or the female protagonist will change their beliefs because of the other party. From this point of analysis, it seems that the purity of faith has been lost, and one person's faith should be chosen for oneself, not because of the influence of another person.
In recent years, there have been a lot of anti-Japanese dramas, and the directors should come to see this interview with the chief producer of "The Wind Chaser".