Among the film and television dramas launched this year, spy dramas occupy an important position with their unique charm. Not only have many veteran actors joined the show, but many popular stars have also left. Today, let’s take a look at the 5 new spy dramas aired this year. Wh

Among the film and television dramas launched this year, spy dramas occupy an important position with their unique charm. Not only have many veteran actors joined the show, but many popular stars have also left. Today, let’s take a look at the 5 new spy dramas aired this year. Which ones have you seen?

1, "Wind Chaser"

"Wind Chaser" is directed by Yao Xiaofeng and stars Wang Yibo, Li Qin and Wang Yang. In Shanghai in 1930, Wei Ruolai was an ordinary employee of the Kuomintang Central Bank. His outstanding work ability gradually earned him the appreciation of senior adviser Shen Tunan. But Wei Ruolai witnessed a lot of corruption and darkness in the Kuomintang's financial field, and felt hesitant and depressed in his heart.

Inspired by Communist Party member Shen Jinzhen, he and Shen Tunan eventually parted ways. Under organizational arrangements, Wei Ruolai and Shen Jinzhen moved from Shanghai to Jiangxi. Under the party's strong leadership, Wei Ruolai gradually grew into a red financier who was responsible for the party's economic front.

Under the baptism of war and humanity, the passionate and patriotic young people found the right path to save the country and realized their self-worth and growth. This drama was broadcast simultaneously on CCTV-8 prime time and iQiyi, and the ratings were very high. It is iQiyi's first TV drama with a popularity of over 10,000. And the reputation is also good, with an opening score of 8.0, and now it has a score of 7.8, making it a dark horse drama at the beginning of the year.

2, "When the Stars Shine"

"When the Stars Shine" stars Li Xian, Ren Min, Zhou You, Wang Zixuan and others. It tells the story of Hua Zhen, who was born into a family of high-ranking Kuomintang officials during the Anti-Japanese War, and originally wanted to join the navy to realize his dream of becoming a captain. But an unexpected trip to Shanghai changed the trajectory of his life.

He changed his name to Xiang Yuansheng and became a low-level police officer in a dilapidated police station. At the same time, he met Communist Party members Chen Hao and Luo Minmin. Under their guidance, Xiang Yuansheng strengthened his communist belief, and eventually became an excellent soldier, fulfilling his pursuit of ideals and beliefs.

Li Xian has a lot of growth scenes in this drama, and the addition of Ren Min adds a youthful color to the drama. However, the pace was slow and the popularity was not very high during the broadcast. It was finished silently and the score was 6.7, which is quite satisfactory.

3, "Harbin 1944"

"Harbin 1944" is directed by Zhang Li, written by Wang Xiaoqiang, Liu Tianzhuang and Liu Jinfei, starring Qin Hao, Yang Mi, Zhang Zixian, Luan Yuanhui, Wang Herun, The spy suspense period drama starring Liu Yuxuan, Lin Jiachuan, Jiang Qiming, Feng Bing, Li Dongheng, Zhao Bin, Dong Chang and others has a strong lineup.

The background of the story is the Puppet Manchuria on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. Song Zhuowen, a Communist intelligence officer played by Qin Hao, sneaked into the Special Service Section of the Harbin Police Department and was mistakenly regarded as his savior by Guan Xue, the chief of the Special Service Section played by Yang Mi. Song Zhuowen then went through hardships to gain the trust of Guan Xue and senior Japanese officials, and cleared the way for the final victory of the war.

This drama is full of exciting spy elements and also shows the complex emotional entanglements between the characters. There was a lot of discussion during the broadcast, and the popularity of iQiyi also exceeded 9,500. At the same time, it was also very controversial, especially Guan Xue, played by Yang Mi, whose acting skills were criticized by many viewers. In the end, the drama scored 6.2 points, almost passing. But for this strong production team and lineup, it is obviously unsatisfactory.

4, "The Lost City"

" The Lost City " starring Huang Jingyu , Xin Zhilei , Ma Sichao , etc. The background is on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. Ou Xiaoan, an underground member of the Chinese Communist Party who was lurking in the Kuomintang military command, successfully escaped from the prison of the Japanese Army's Biochemical Gas Research Institute, but was seriously injured and fell into coma on the way. He was later discovered and rescued by the Chinese Expeditionary Force.

After waking up, Ou Xiaoan found that he had lost his memory of nearly four years in prison. So he started from the end of his memory four years ago, picked up scattered memories, secretly investigated and tried to expose the criminal face of Japanese spy Li Shaotang.

The entry point of this spy war drama is quite unique, but the whole drama gives people the feeling of a hammer here and a stick here and there, which is relatively scattered. The popularity is not high, the summer market is very cold, and not many dramas are discussed.The final score of this drama is 6.5 points.

5, "Lone Boat"

"Lone Boat" is directed by Lin Lisheng, with Lin Lisheng and Wu Yi as screenwriters, Zeng Shunxi, Zhang Songwen, Chen Duling, Wang Yuwen, starring Zhang Fengyi, Zhou Yiwei, Yin Xiaotian, Ye Qing and others. The lineup is also very strong. The background of

is set in Suzhou during the Anti-Japanese War in 1941. Gu Yizhong (played by Zeng Shunxi), a son of the Gu family, joined the underground organization of the Communist Party of China with his girlfriend Xiao Ruotong after returning from studying abroad. After a rescue operation failed, Su was mistaken for a party traitor. Unable to prove his innocence, he took the initiative to infiltrate the Japanese puppets and became a latent agent of our party's secret service station in Suzhou.

The TV series shows the destiny choices and noble feelings of individuals in the great era. It is set in Suzhou, a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. In addition to the ups and downs of the plot, it also presents some representative elements of Suzhou such as graceful gardens, Kunqu opera, and Pingtan that are unique to the south of the Yangtze River. Cheongsams, robes and other clothing styles are quite textured.

But the shortcomings of this drama are also obvious. The young actors' acting skills are immature, the spy plot is like playing house, and the love triangle and kiss scenes for Zhang Songwen have been criticized, so many people are chasing after them. Then I gave up on the show. Now the score of this drama is only 4.7! It really broke the foundation of this year's spy drama.

So, which of the above 5 dramas have you watched?