What details in "In the Name of the People" impressed you?

This is too much, and many details are very interesting.

Speaking of the best TV series in 2017, of course it has to be "In the Name of the People". As China's first anti-corruption drama, after the first episode of the premiere, countless viewers sighed: What a drama of conscience! Just when the second episode was released, the Doubanbi score soared to 9.1.

This drama has a large layout, many branches, and many veteran actors and actresses who have been in the entertainment industry for many years. It grasps the subtle political relationships to the extreme. We all know that the bigger the picture, the harder it is to control the details. But the scary thing is that this show also takes into account subtle details.

The role of Prosecutor Ji reflects a considerable part of the reality of officialdom. He is moderate, neither radical nor courageous, but he does not do bad things either, and he works conscientiously and walks on thin ice. When he was on the phone in his office, many friends noticed that there were portraits of wanted persons posted on the wall behind him, which were the "List of One Hundred Red Notice Persons" issued by the country that year. According to investigation and comparison, these portrait lists turned out to be real.

The villains Qi Tongwei and Xiao Yugang in the play work together to frame the protagonist Hou Liangping. The camera zoomed in on a large scene and clearly captured the place where they were talking, called Chonglian Pavilion. Designing a frame-up in a place that advocates integrity is also a kind of contrast and irony.

Hou Liangping was framed and the witness disappeared without a trace. In the play, Lu Yike's mother, as the judge's mother, stepped forward to save him at the critical moment. DiCaprio's movie was playing on the TV behind him. In the movie, Xiao Lizi is holding a phone to talk to someone, exactly the same as Lu's mother. What else do you know?