How do you evaluate Chipelin in "Before Dawn"?

It opens on a thunderstorm night, destined to be full of all kinds of unrest. The date printed in the subtitles is the early morning of September 16, 1948. That was the most intense year of the Liberation War, and it was also the year that turned the tide. Just like this thunderstorm night, full of unrest.

Chipelin is the third character to appear in this play. His appearance is not as foreshadowing and suspense as Liu Xinjie's appearance, it is very grand. His appearance is very routine. Indeed, as Zhang Xilin said, Qi Peilin is a functional figure.

But the first thing the camera showed was the hurried footsteps of him and Tan Zhongshu, and his appearance also started with his voice. This is Qipelin's characteristic. His voice is deep and magnetic, making people trust him unconsciously. Then came the image of him following Tan Zhongshu closely, describing the causes and consequences. At this point, Qi Peilin officially appeared.

His appearance is the introduction to the contradictions in the whole play. He clearly explained the ins and outs of the first point of conflict in the play, and then introduced two conflicts that run through the whole story - the undercover agent and the sailor.

Chipelin, who appeared in Appendix 1, is very confident, and the adjective "watertight" is a matter of course for him. But within five minutes of the opening, the confident Director Qi lost his demeanor because Qian Yu burned the confession. In the blink of an eye, Qi Peilin went from being confident to committing meritorious deeds and standing in the director's office to accept the reprimand.

There will definitely be viewers who find it funny when they see this - this Qipelin used so much strength and seriousness to do such a big mistake!

Qi Peilin soon confirmed that he, the intelligence director, was not incompetent. After listening to the scene report, he immediately judged that the killer was one of his own, and clearly listed the convincing reasons. Tan Zhongshu did not refute at all, which shows that his judgment coincided with the director's.

Immediately afterwards, he made his second big mistake. The safe room was attacked again, and the criminal who was finally caught was robbed. As a result, at the beginning of the film, his soaring self-confidence disappeared. He honestly admitted his mistake, but three words were clearly written on his face: unwilling.

He knows propriety and etiquette very well. He doesn’t listen to things that shouldn’t be heard, and doesn’t ask about things that shouldn’t be asked. When he saw Liu Xinjie sitting with the director, he knowingly wanted to retreat, and then he smoothly agreed to cooperate with Liu Xinjie on the front line, and everyone was happy.

When chasing the blasters, he and Liu Xinjie were at the forefront. It cannot be ruled out that the director was eager to make meritorious service because of his continuous mistakes, but he could be the first in such a fatal job. With his In terms of status, it's not easy.

The eyes and expressions that may be calm or panicked when working at work will immediately become softer and kinder once he meets the friends he truly loves. This is reflected in the scene where he hands the files of the three suspects to Liu Xinjie. Anyone with a discerning eye can tell immediately that Qi Peilin and Liu Xinjie will be very good friends, because when he faces Liu Xinjie, he basically has no disguise or defense.

It stands to reason that Liu Xinjie is here to steal his job. As Tan Zhongshu’s right-hand man, he would feel uncomfortable even if he did not operate in secret. But he had no intention of doing so at all, and fully accepted the decision, which is evident in his friendship with Liu.

At the end of the first episode, Qipelin's image is clearly presented to the audience - serious, smart, courageous, popular, conceited, tactful, and makes mistakes, but he treats others as he should. Said, watertight.

A wonderful story with ups and downs begins here.