Generally speaking, there is no more exciting plot than a spy war drama.

If there is, it has to beAnti-spy drama。

In 2015, Anhui Satellite TV premiered a spy drama called "Lonely Goose".

The whole show has a total of 45 episodes, and when it was only two episodes, the popularity had already soared to the first place in the country.

Anyone who has seen it can't help but give Amway to the people around them.

When many people see this drama, they are more convinced:

Eventually, spy dramas will "come back to life."

And this "Lonely Goose" belongs to the existence of "Wang Bang" in one of the few good dramas.

Directed by director Li Hui, he led a group of powerful actors to set off a spy war.

Zhu Yongteng, Cheng Su, Cheng Yu, and Ding Yongdai provoked the starring beams to jointly perform this gripping spy war drama.

Zhang Huicang, Qiu Shijian, Bian Tao, Wang Boqing and other supporting roles also performed passionately, contributing the most wonderful acting skills.

With their superb acting skills, they let the audience firmly participate in the plot.

"Lonely Goose", as its name suggests.

The play tells the story of the Chinese intelligence officer "Lone Goose" who finds himself step by step after losing his memory and fights wits and courage with the enemy.

In the spring of 1948, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was coming to an end, but the intelligence stations of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party were particularly intense.

Li Mei, who worked in the Kuomintang Secret Bureau, was due to onceAccidental head trauma, which eventually led to amnesia.

At the same time, she also forgot about another layer of her unknown identity - a member of the Communist Party.

Not so long ago, she had just gone through a mess.

So, what's going on?

That night, the torrential rain was pouring down, and the enemy received a secret report that there would be a communist meeting in a café, but Li Mei, who was about to go to the café according to the organizational arrangement, did not know about it......

When the doors of the café open, what awaits her?

Li Mei saw that the enemy was disguised as a waiter and a guest, and she immediately realized that the operation had been exposed.

She panicked in her heart, but she still didn't change her face and thought about countermeasures.

Fortunately, in the end, there was no danger, and the joint personnel also successfully retreated with the help of Li Mei, but Li Mei was injured in the melee and fell unconscious.

A series of questions arise in front of me:

How did the information leak out? Is there a ghost in the organization? ……

After waking up, Li Mei didn't remember her identity at all, so she had to do itLurking within the Kuomintang, while trying to retrieve his memories.

Cheng Su, who plays Li Mei, remembers this tough and powerful woman with her strength.

As an important undercover agent planted by our party within the Kuomintang, she has provided many help to the organization at critical moments on many occasions.

Hu Yifu, played by Cheng Yu, is a senior leader of the Kuomintang and Li Mei's boss in the play.

He had always suspected that Li Mei was a communist, but there was no definite evidence.

And since Li Mei lost her memory, the Kuomintang is also more convinced that she is not an undercover agent.

Zhu Yongteng's Gao Feng plays a high-ranking Kuomintang player in the play, but in fact he is also a Communist.

heThoughtful, decisive in doing things,Very adaptable.

The veteran actor Ding Yongdai also contributed his acting skills in this drama, and staged a thrilling and exciting "cat and mouse game" with Cheng Yu.

As the plot develops, Li Mei gradually recovers her memory with the help of the Communists and regains her important mission as a Communist.

At the same time, she was optimistic about the opportunity and brought Gao Feng and other key figures closer to the ranks of the Communist Party and strengthened the organizational strength.

The play is closely linked in the plot, and the whole story is full of ups and downs, and the reversals are continuous, which is very exciting.

The most surprising thing is that this drama boldly takes female characters as the lead, showing the image and style of female intelligence workers in that period.

In general, the drama "Lonely Goose".It's very in-depth and full of highlights.

Its rich spy war elements made the audience applaud and couldn't stop.

If you are looking for a good spy war work, then you might as well give it a try, I believe you will definitely not be disappointed.