Last night, the TV series "Chaser of the Wind" had a grand finale on CCTV Channel 8, revealing the final destinies of major characters such as Wei Ruolai and Shen Tunan. At the end of the series, actors bid farewell to their characters on Weibo, and keywords related to the plot once again surged into the hot search. This drama has become the first iQiyi drama to break the 10000 mark in 2024, and also the first spy drama to break the 10000 mark on the internet. "Chaser of the Wind" breaks the circle for the whole nation with its strength. "The Wind Chaser" uses the technique of small character storytelling to bring heroes back to their civilian nature. According to the creator of "The Wind Chaser", the creator fully considered the changes in revolutionary narrative techniques over the years, while also taking into account the viewing habits of the current young and audience groups, and did not present these prominent "big shots" in the traditional way of hero biographies. At the beginning of the series, Wei Ruolai, who was not very skilled in both qualifications and education, faced the elite and high threshold job market of the Nationalist Party's "central bank", and the humble image of a small person entering a chaotic era rushed towards him. Even if targeted by Shen Tunan, a special advisor to the central bank, and fortunate enough to become an advisory assistant, Wei Ruolai still struggles to survive. He was wholeheartedly dedicated to serving his country, thinking that following elites like Shen Tunan would enable him to achieve his life aspirations. However, he was repeatedly hit by reality in major events, and the sense of powerlessness that "people are like knives and I am like fish and meat" filled Wei Ruolai's career. The creator believes that it is only when Wei Ruolai truly feels the corruption and darkness of his system that his understanding of the current state of the world becomes genuine. In the drama, Wei Ruolai went through the twists and turns of the counterfeit currency case, and the construction of treasury vouchers caused heavy casualties among the neighbors on Qibao Street. The repeated heavy blows made him increasingly disappointed. He also tried to resist, but was used as a scapegoat to bear the consequences. Wei Ruolai, who had just arrived in the Soviet area, did not firmly choose the Communist Party. It was the tragedy of his neighbor Fang Ling being forced to death by high interest loans that once again stimulated his turnaround. When Wei Ruolai truly realized that "finance is just a tool, put in the hands of bad people is the knife to kill, put in the hands of good people is the plow to cultivate", he truly chose a new faith and invested what he learned into the construction of the financial system in the Soviet area. This twists and turns of writing allows the protagonist to go through a complete cycle of faith, with a rigorous logical basis for the plot's continuation, and the character's transformation is also reasonable. In recent years, theme dramas that use realistic techniques to express the power of faith have showcased the beliefs of young people, which is a major feature of creativity. Using realistic creative techniques to interpret the spiritual pursuits of generations of revolutionaries and moving people with real power is also an innovation in the expression of faith. In addition to detailing Wei Ruolai's hesitation, hesitation, and decision-making process, "The Wind Chaser" also lays a solid foundation for the character's life oriented narrative content. When Wei Ruolai first appeared, he was a small accountant for the Jiangxi Association. He studied at a finance vocational school with his personal talent, but due to financial difficulties, he had to live on Qibao Street in Zhabei, Shanghai. His workplace and life present two completely different aspects, with the glamour of the "central bank" being nothing but vanity and extravagance. As an ordinary citizen, the residents of Qibao Street are the foundation of his life. The series spent a lot of space showcasing the neighborhood of Qibao Street