Secret War releases lead poster Aaron Kwok and Zhao Liying join in espionage

Guo Fucheng Zhao Liying

directed by Zhong Shaoxiong Aaron Kwok, Zhao Liying and Zhang Han worked together for the first time in the action espionage movie "Secret War" today. It focuses on the relationship among Aaron Kwok, Zhao Liying and Zhang Han. Aaron Kwok and Zhao Liying looked at the Telegraph machine on the table together, looking serious and nervous; Zhang Han pointed a gun at the two, the purpose was unknown, and the relationship between the three was intricate and mysterious. A beam of dazzling white light breaks the darkness, and countless looming codes float in the white light, adding an air of mystery.

Guo Fucheng acted as Lin Xiang

in the stills exposed at the same time, the styling of the four leading roles is also made public, and the elegant costume styling of the Republic of China reflects the meticulous production of the film. Among them, Lin Xiang (Aaron Kwok), Lan Fang (Zhao Liying), Liang Dong (Zhang Han), Akiyama Masako (Zhang Lanxin), the expressions and movements of several people all reveal a sense of tension in the underground battlefield, revealing the film's espionage temperament.

Zhao Liying acted as Lan Fang

the movie "Secret War" is based on Li Bai, a hero in the hidden front in history, and combines many true classic stories. Its emergence has filled the gap in Chinese spy films in the past five years. Through a series of thrilling stories, Secret Warfare shows the heroic deeds of Li Bai, an excellent underground worker, and has the support of his family.

Zhang Han acts as Liang Dong

"Secret War" tells the story of the fall of Shanghai after the Battle of Shanghai, and the underground worker Lin Xiang (Guo Fucheng) is ordered to come to crisis-ridden Shanghai to rebuild the underground anti-Japanese front destroyed by the enemy. Here he meets Lan Fang (Zhao Liying), a simple but righteous couple, a temporary "underground party couple" who will join hands with Liang Dong (Zhang Han), who is both good and evil, to have a thrilling life-and-death battle with Japanese invaders and puppet government spies.