In mid March, "Who Is He" starring Zhang Yi and "Echo" directed by Feng Xiaogang appeared together, both of which are criminal investigation suspense dramas, but each has its own merits. Among them, "Who Is He" is not superior in terms of publicity and distribution, but it exhibits the posture of a dark horse, with constant popularity and praise. In "Who Is He", Nie Xiaoyu, played by Chen Yustrong, reflects on "Who Is He" in the aftermath of "Furious Wind," and finds many similarities: Zhang Yi's excellent performance ensures audience ratings; "Brain burning" plot, reverse design, fast rhythm, and wide viewing angle are both eye-catching moves of the two dramas; Returning to the true historical time and space, eliminating evil and harming the people also frees them from the "levitation" and farfetched suspense dramas such as "Corridor Pavilion" and "Tongtian Tower", which have profound social significance and era responsibilities. Although not in the same genre, the release of "Rage" allows us to more clearly decipher the "ratings code" of "Who Is He" - compared to the single-minded Anxin, Wei Guoping in "Who Is He" is a "round character" with flaws, more growth, a crime solving axis, and a life of flesh and blood, which is the guarantee of the lead role in criminal investigation dramas; Based on real big cases, the benchmarking "Rapture" takes live shots. After 20 years of fighting between good and evil, "Who Is He" breaks through the limitations of criminal detective drama, using multiple real cases as prototypes, finding a balance between documentary and fiction, and bringing realism to the audience; "Wild Wind" has a strong southern regional style and flavor of life, even with the charm of Hong Kong movies. The strongest stylization of "Who Is He" comes from a realistic sense of the times, which provides an immersive experience that allows the audience to feel the progress of the times and the stability of the country while nostalgic. The protagonist of the criminal investigation drama guarantees: "Round" Zhang Yi, who grew up and performed from "My Captain, My Regiment," to "Rebirth," "The Gate of Rebirth," and "Rage," has once again completed the portrayal of the protagonist with his strong personality of being frank, patient, and unyielding, as well as his many years of military career experience. "An Xin in" Wild Wind "and Wei Guoping in" Who Is He "are both very axial, just like the lines the political commissar reminded the guard:" Disadvantages are also your greatest advantage, persistence. But it is a double-edged sword, and if not controlled, it is paranoia. ". The male protagonists in both plays are desperate, almost not nearly female, and both bear the "protagonist's sexual repression" of self blame at the expense of their teachers and friends, making them breathless. However, under the detailed description, Wei Guoping in "Who Is He" is a "round figure". Foster once contrasted "flat characters" and "round characters" in his "A View of the Novel". The former is determined by personality, created by simple ideas or characteristics, and is easy to recognize and impressive; The latter is more complex, more variable, and tends to appear more authentic in uncoordinated situations. The Guard is such a more realistic character image. He is meticulous in his work and treats his subordinates with strict kindness. However, he usually laughs and gathers people's hearts. In the face of Nie Xiaoyu, I occasionally act coquettishly, with a cold face and a hot heart. The few "stop" sounds (like the secret signal when I can't say it) are cute and heartrending. His personality is actually cheerful and humorous, especially relaxed in the bathhouse, with constant jokes, but his heart is too deep to and dare not vent. He plays his life to torment himself, which is both redemption and repentance. "He has rules and regulations in handling cases, and is not strict in handling cases. He breaks the rules and even violates some regulations."