Culture and Art Network - Culture and Art News (All Media Reporter Wu Hanxing) On September 25, Zhang Yiyang, a young actor from Shaanxi, posted a Weibo: "The Little Buddha (character identity in the play) of "Fighting Thieves" has been killed! Thank you to every staff member and seniors in the crew, and wish: box office fire. The drama is starred by Ni Dahong, Li Xuejian and Huang Jingyu, and the "Little Buddha" played by Zhang Yiyang has been completed.
The 30-episode police action comedy "Fighting Thieves" is directed by Gong Zhaohui and written by Li Song. It started in Xi'an on July 12 and was subsequently filmed in Zhuhai and Macau. Adapted from Chang Shuxin's novel of the same name, the drama tells the story of the police fighting wits and courage with thieves. The treasure of the town hall of the Jianzhou Museum was a bizarre theft of the Han Dynasty Tiger Charm, the theft gang was superb in its modus operandi, and the police analyzed that this was an organized and premeditated theft operation, and this case caused a sensation throughout the country. Through a series of investigations, Sun Shaoshuang, the leader of the special case team, suspected that the case was committed by the thieves in the ancient city of Fengjing, and the black hand behind the scenes was the ancient wind city known as the "King of Thieves". In order to retrieve the national treasure, Sun Shaoshuang assigned the policeman Ping Sange to disguise himself as a famous thief, and with the assistance of the anti-pickpocket police, he went deep into the "thieves' rivers and lakes" in Fengjing to investigate. Pingsange gained trust by becoming acquainted with Budi, the apprentice of the "Thief King", and worshiping the Ancient Wind City as his teacher. Gufeng City assigned Pingsango to trade tiger charms with foreign smuggling gangs, and China's public security cooperated with the Interpol police to secretly lay out a network of foreign smuggling gangs and domestic theft forces, and the "thieves and thieves" in Fengjing were uprooted.
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