Film Name: 扫黑·拨云见日 / 拨云见日 / Walk The Line / No Zuo No Die
《Walk The Line》 is a film that profoundly shows the battle between good and evil, directed by Five Hundred, written by Yu Xiaoqian, and starring Xiao Yang and Fan Excel in the lead roles. The film tells the story of Li Nan Nan, a front-line criminal police officer, and his comrades in the special struggle against blackness and evil in the city of Kuizhou under the guidance of the Central Supervisory Group, who sweep blackness with a sharp sword and eliminate evil with an iron fist. Through the story of Liu Xiaoman, the film shows how devastating a wrongful conviction can be to a person, and at the same time highlights the importance and urgency of finding the truth.
The film was highly praised by the audience and industry insiders in the film’s reviews. At the premiere, the audience said that the film was ‘particularly shocking’, ‘reversed and reversed’, and that they saw the perseverance and responsibility of the people’s police in Li Nanbei and Yu Qing. In the post-screening exchanges, many viewers and industry insiders said that the film successfully combines the theme of combating blackmail with comedy elements, which not only shows the battle between good and evil, but also brings the audience spiritual enjoyment. The film’s word of mouth all the way up, the praise is endless, the audience have said, ‘after watching the power is great,’ ‘small characters big touch,’ ‘cool and without losing the humour, a different story of the fight against the black’. The film is not only about the fight against blackmail.
The film is not only a deep tribute to the special struggle against blackmail, but also a reflection of the eternal discussion of good and evil. Through this film, the audience can deeply feel the battle between good and evil, as well as the important role of the people’s police in maintaining social justice and order. The full release of the film will undoubtedly bring the audience a visual and spiritual shocking experience.
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