Huang Lei is a Chinese actor, director, singer and screenwriter. Born on November 6, 1971, he graduated from the Beijing Film Academy in 1997, staying on as a professor after graduation. He made his acting debut in the 1991 film “Life on a String.” He wrote and directed his first television series, “Si Shui Nian Hua,” in 2003, and wrote and directed his first film, “Chocolate,” in 2006. He has starred in many television series and films since, including “Phantom Lover” (2005), “Library” (2006), “Nan Ren Bang” (2011), “Fu Qi Na Xie Shi” (2012) and “Honey Bee Man” (2015). Huang Lei also has sung the theme songs of a few of his works. Huang Lei’s father is actor Huang Xiao Li and his wife is actress Sun Li.

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At the height of World War II, Japanese forces occupy China, establishing a puppet regime. A group of courageous Chinese citizens form an underground network of double agents, risking everything to gather critical intelligence from within enemy territory. Operating in extreme secrecy, these brave individuals strategically infiltrate Japanese-controlled zones, collecting vital information that could potentially change the war's outcome. Their dangerous mission becomes a high-stakes game of survival and resistance against overwhelming odds. This is a 2023 Chinese espionage thriller film directed by Cheng Er.

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