CCTV is about to launch a highly anticipated spy war drama "Thrush", and the trailer has aroused the audience's keen attention as soon as it is released. The drama is scheduled to be released on December 12, and 40 episodes will be broadcast in eight sets of CCTV ** files, becoming the finale of CCTV in 2023.
I watched another spy war drama?
It's not going to roll over this time, is it?
This modern spy war drama is based on our new generation of **, represented by Pang Hongmei, to deal with the enemy's attack and defend the *** as the main line.
Among them, the "Snow Wolf", the core figure of the enemy's special forces, has been lurking for a long time, acting ruthlessly, and has repeatedly tried to sabotage our major scientific research tasks. At this time, China was advancing the "Water Drop Project", and the enemy agents led by the "Snow Wolf" conspired to carry out a sabotage plan codenamed "Operation Rock" in an attempt to stop the progress of our scientific research projects.
Pang Hongmei, as our police officer, received the urgent task of protecting the "water drop project". In the face of the enemy's crazy counterattack, she successfully rescued the patriotic scientist Ji Danyang, and launched fierce frontal confrontations with the enemy many times.
This plot sparked a strong interest in "Thrush" from the audience. Different from previous spy war dramas, this modern spy war drama presents a unique appeal.
Director Zeng Xiaoxin joined hands with starring Peng Xiaoran, Liu Xueyi, Kan Suzi, Ding Yongdai, Xu Baihui, Kong Lin, Li Xinze, Huo Zhengyan and other powerful actors, presenting a rich and diverse cast.
The "snow wolf" in the play has a mysterious identity and uncertain whereabouts, coupled with his vicious methods, which makes the audience full of expectations for his role. The open and secret struggle between the enemy and us in the major scientific research project of the "Water Drop Project" makes the plot even more confusing. Pang Hongmei's image became the focus of the audience's attention, and her courage and wisdom in the enemy's rampant counterattack were highly anticipated.
As for whether "Thrush" can become a hit, the audience generally has certain expectations. However, before this question, we can review the other spy war dramas that aired this year. Although "Infernal" has Jin Dong's joining, the plot logic is too exaggerated, and the audience generally reflects that the plot is too winding.
"Thin Ice" failed to achieve the expected reputation due to the actors' acting skills and plot rhythm. And "The Eve", as a dark horse, successfully gained a foothold through a strong plot and solid rhythm, and won praise from the audience.
However, it is worth noting that even "The Point of the Knife", with a lavish cast, ultimately failed to succeed. This makes domestic spy war film and television dramas fall into the darkest moment.
For "Thrush", although the cast is relatively young, and the leading actors such as Peng Xiaoran and Liu Xueyi have relatively little experience in spy war works, we might as well give these young actors a chance.
Of course, for "Thrush" to stand out and become a hit, strong plot support is crucial. The audience's expectations for this drama are mainly focused on the development of the plot. In the face of the broadcast of many spy war dramas, the audience needs a work with a novel plot and a tight rhythm to truly call it a hit.
In general, the expectation for "Thrush" is not only because of its novel storyline, but also because the audience is eager to see a high-quality and fascinating masterpiece in a domestic spy war drama. Stay tuned.
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