Ren min de ming yi

The name of the people has two points to pay attention to. One is that it has gathered a large number of powerful actors; the other is that it focuses on the most sensitive and concerned anti-corruption theme in recent years. As we all know, under the existing censorship mechanism, shooting serious political themes is equivalent to dancing in shackles, presenting a credible, viewable and evaluable TV drama about Procuratorial themes. The difficulty coefficient is much higher than that of other types of domestic TV dramas.

This is a gripping good paced anti-corruption drama series. It focuses on the investigation is headed by Hou Liangping, a bold and intelligent young officer from the Supreme People's Procuratorate. As the drama unfolds, a lot of characters are introduced- this can be hard to follow and confusing at times. There were many times I had to backtrack and remind myself the characters' part in the series. As I do not understand mandarin very well, I do rely on the subtitles and I have to read very fast. At the beginning of the series when a lot of characters were being introduced. It was a challenge. The story does not only center on the investigation but also show the personal and family side of the individuals. Acting and cast is superb. Music fits well with scenes. Cinematography is good. Very good series.