<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > "Crossing the Line"</h1>
It is an anti-Japanese spy drama co-produced by CCTV and Shanghai Julong Film and Television Communication Co., Ltd., directed by Wang Xihong, and starring Li Donglin, Ding Ziling, Song Yunhao and Yao Weiping.
During the decisive battle of the War of Resistance Against Japan, in order to save the situation, Japan formulated a "Tong Work" plan intending to establish a "peaceful line" with the Kuomintang Chongqing government. The Four Lessons of Japanese Intelligence, the Military Command Bureau, the CCP Intelligence Group headed by "Tiger," the British intelligence agencies, and the three countries and four sides wrestled with Hong Kong to unveil the curtain of espionage warfare with the theme of "Kirito Work." Hou Tianliang and Bao Jiarong were close friends who studied at Tokyo Imperial University and served together in the Intelligence Ivory Department of the Japanese Army in China. Hou Tianliang's secret identity is that of a latent intelligence worker of the CCP, and Bao Jiarong's secret identity is that of an undercover agent of the military command, and the two are brothers in their hearts and minds, although each is its master, they also abide by one purpose and resist Japan to save their lives. When the military commander learned that the Chinese Communists had gained insight into the "Tong Work" and began to control the relevant intelligence, Hou Tianliang was placed under the double bag of the four lessons of Japanese intelligence and the agents of the military command. Bao Jiarong's task was to eliminate Hou Tianliang, and when Hou Tianliang explained to Bao Jiarong the essence of the "Tong Work," When Bao Jiarong expressed his intention to discuss the "peaceful line" between the chongqing government representatives and the Japanese intelligence services, he resolutely and resolutely sided with Hou Tianliang, and the two joined hands to defeat the "Tong Work."
Li Donglin played the "pretender" Hou Tianliang in "Crossing the Boundary", which is a multi-identity role, the character is mysterious and changeable, good and evil, there is a great challenge to acting, although there is pressure, But Li Donglin said that he likes to accept the challenge. In order to create such a heroic figure in the spy war, Li Donglin inquired about the specific battle situation information of the historical real Tong Plan, and also read a lot of foreign video data on the spy war, he carefully pondered the character's heart and various expressions in different environments, making the character's behavior more reasonable. In addition, there were many dangerous explosions and gun scenes and fight scenes during the filming process, and Li Donglin chose to personally fight, and his professionalism was admirable.
Actress Ding Ziling participated in the spy drama "Hair-trigger" in 2012, and was well known to the audience for playing the role of confidential secretary Yu Xiaojiang. This time, she played the heroine Wu Anna in the play, with a calm and stoic personality, ostensibly as the manager of a large trading company, her real identity is an agent, responsible for intelligence transmission. Ding Ziling appeared in a dress, and her speech and demeanor not only revealed everyone's sense of sight, but also interpreted the legend of the War of Resistance with the posture of a strong woman. When talking about the feeling of cooperation with Li Donglin, Ding Ziling said: "I and Li Donglin have cooperated in "Women's Tao", and I am very aware of each other's performance methods, the two sides have a certain tacit understanding, and I hope that there will be a new collision and spark this time."
Young actor Song Yunhao has filmed a number of anti-war dramas, he said that "Crossing the Line" is the most alternative drama he has taken over, in which Song Yunhao plays the double pretender Bao Jiarong, because the contrast between the role is very large, so that he can work hard when portraying the character, in the filming process, but also because of overwork and lead to "physical weakness", so that colleagues are worried. In the play, he and Hou Tianliang, played by Li Donglin, are close friends of the university who studied in the Tokyo Empire, but later the two became undercover agents of the military command and the HIDDEN intelligence personnel of the CCP, and the two tacitly agreed to be brothers and sisters, although each was its master, but they jointly adhered to the mission of resisting Japan and saving the dead.
"Crossing the Line" has a novel theme, based on a hidden real history, the events in the play are well documented, and you can find that the actors in the play do not have big-name A-list stars, but everyone's acting skills are online, the characters are vivid and natural, and there is flesh and blood. Although this drama also has the disadvantage of unreasonable plot, compared to some messy "divine dramas", the drama still has something to watch, and the current Douban score is 6.6 points, which is also decent!