Recently, the high-profile Yang Mi's new drama "Harbin 1944" was unexpectedly removed from the shelves for rectification on the eve of the broadcast, which aroused heated discussions among the audience and the industry. As a spy war drama that gathers powerful actors such as director Zhang Li, Qin Hao and Yang Mi, and plans to be simulcast on Three David TV, its fate has undoubtedly poured cold water on the expected audience.
According to official information, the show was strictly reviewed by relevant departments before it was broadcast, and it was pointed out that there were many problems in the play that did not conform to the logic of reality and the plot setting was too exaggerated. These issues include, but are not limited to, character behavior beyond common sense, chaotic plot logic, and a serious disconnect between the scene layout and the spy war background.
In the face of these accusations, the producers had to accept rectification in order to be able to broadcast smoothly in the future. Judging by the clips and photos that have been exposed, there are indeed some incredible plots in the play. For example, when the secret service interrogates the prisoner in the play, it hires the same doctor to help him many times, and never delves into his background, which is almost impossible in reality.
In addition, during the tracking operation, the Special Service Section fired a warning shot for no reason at the critical moment of the arrest operation at the railway station, causing panic among the crowd, which not only caused trouble, but also seriously violated the basic principles of spy warfare. What's even more staggering is that the interactions between the characters in the play are also extremely exaggerated and illogical.
For example, when the patrol officer Watanabe was attacked, he was obviously stabbed in the neck artery by a pen, but the wound scene after the camera switch was unremarkable, and the blood flow did not spurt out as expected, this plot setting is undoubtedly a great challenge to the audience's IQ. As a type of TV drama characterized by tension and excitement and strict logic, spy war dramas have a wide audience and huge influence.
Therefore, the producer should pay more attention to being close to reality and logic in the creative process, and avoid overly exaggerated and unrealistic plots. Only in this way can we truly win the recognition and love of the audience. This time, Yang Mi's new drama was removed from the shelves for rectification, which undoubtedly sounded the alarm for the entire industry.
While pursuing commercial interests and topicality, producers should pay more attention to the quality of the work and the audience's acceptance. What spy war dramas need is "down-to-earth", that is, closely integrated with real life, reflecting social phenomena and human characteristics, rather than "grounded", that is, detached from reality and absurd.
Of course, we can't blindly deny the performance of Yang Mi and other actors in the play. After all, the actors are just acting according to the script and the director's requirements, and they can't change the direction and setting of the entire plot. Therefore, we should look at this incident rationally and not put all the blame on the actors.
For the audience, we should also maintain a rational and objective attitude. Although we have high expectations and love for actors such as Yang Mi, we can't ignore the problems in the work itself because of personal preferences. We should examine and evaluate TV drama works with a more critical and rigorous eye to promote the healthy development of the entire industry.
Epilogue:
Yang Mi's new drama "Harbin 1944" was removed from the shelves for rectification, which is a profound lesson. It reminds us that when creating TV dramas with special nature, such as spy war dramas, we must pay more attention to being close to reality and logic, and avoid overly exaggerated and unreasonable plots. Only in this way can we truly win the recognition and love of the audience, and can we also promote the progress and development of the entire industry.
In the coming days, we look forward to seeing more excellent and down-to-earth spy war dramas come out, bringing us a more exciting and logical visual feast. At the same time, we also hope that the producers can learn the lessons of this incident, take the feedback and opinions of the audience seriously, and continuously improve the quality and level of the works.