Dances with Wolves synopsis: The background of the story is set in the secret and open war experiences of the Communist Party and the Nationalist Party after the victory of the Liaoshen Campaign. Based on the experience of undercover agent Chen Shaojie (played by Fu Chengpeng) in the Southwest District, it tells the story of the dangers he experienced and the dangers he saved.
In 1948, a great victory was achieved in the Liaoshen Campaign, and the entire Northeast was liberated. However, the battle has not yet achieved final victory, and the Southwest District has become the last support of the National Name Party. There is the Kuomintang's secret service agency, the Southwest Chief's Office, where the core personnel of the Kuomintang gather: "scholar killer" Tan Yibo (played by Ao Yang), "intelligence expert" Zeng Cheng (played by Period), "American agent" Yu Hanqun (played by Xia Houbin), etc. Chen Shaojie sneaked into this spy base as a confidential secretary. He wanders on the edge of life and death every day, and for Shaojie, the biggest crisis is the "legendary female agent" Liang Haitang (played by Cheng Su) who almost killed him three years ago. Can Shaojie withstand the pressure and avert danger in a series of crises? Drama enemies. In the middle, Liang Haitang developed feelings for Chen Shaojie little by little in the tit-for-tat confrontation, but he always acted. This is not the first spy war drama I have watched, nor is it my favorite, but Liang Haitang and Chen Shaojie in the drama always give me the feeling that they should be together. Liang Haitang died, and Dances with Wolves released a second film, but I can never find that feeling again.