Thrush Episode Episode Introduction TV Cat

The plot of the TV series "Thrush" is as follows:

Episode 1: Pang Hongmei escorts Ji Danyang back from Hong Kong.

Episode 2: Pang Hongmei was ordered to protect Ji Danyang.

Episode 3: Ji Danyang finds out the cause of the explosion.

Episode 4: Bai Hui did not join the medical insurance group because of Bai Minghan.

Episode 5: Ji Danyang assists Pang Hongmei in finding explosives.

Episode 6: Pang Hongmei is suspicious of Bai Minghan.

Episode 7: Bai Minghan helps the police arrest Zhang Ashui.

Episode 8: Pang Hongmei asks Bai Minghan to save Zhang Ashui.

Episode 9: Pang Hongmei secretly followed Ji Danyang.

Episode 10: Ge Yun matches up Bai Hui and Ji Danyang.

Episode 11: Lai Guangrun coerces Bai Minghan.

Episode 12: Ji Danyang takes Bai Hui and Pang Hongmei to search for stones.

Episode 13: Lai Guangrun forces Bai Minghan to kill Ji Danyang.

Episode 14: Pang Hongmei asks Bai Minghan to save Ji Danyang.

Episode 15: Bai Minghan rescues Ji Danyang.

Episode 16: Bai Minghan proactively admitted that he had been to Dongshan.

Episode 17: Pang Hongmei rescues He Xiwen.

Episode 18: Pang Hongmei arrests Li Guangming and Lai Guangrun.

Episode 19: Pang Hongmei investigates Chu Huaiqiu’s poisoning.

Episode 20: Pang Hongmei clears Bai Hui of suspicion.

Drama Review

From a plot perspective, "Thrush" closely follows the theme of counter-espionage and shows the severe challenges faced by our country in the development of nuclear submarines. The plot in the play is tense, suspenseful and fascinating. At the same time, the plot also shows the complexity of human nature and the power of faith in the process of depicting the struggle between the enemy and ourselves.

In terms of character creation, the characters in "Thrush" are distinct and three-dimensional. The performances of the leading actors Peng Xiaoran and Liu Xueyi are remarkable. They accurately grasped the character's personality characteristics and emotional changes, and presented vivid characters to the audience. In addition, the supporting roles in the play also performed well, such as Ding Yongdai, Suga Renzi and other veteran actors joining the cast, which added a lot to the drama.

In terms of visual effects, "Thrush" has a full sense of the times, and the scenes, props, costumes, etc. strive to restore the atmosphere of the time. In addition, the photography and editing techniques in the play are also worthy of praise, presenting a high-quality visual experience to the audience.