Zhang Guo Qiang is a Chinese actor who was born on September 30, 1969, and graduated from the Heilongjiang Art School, where he majored in Drama. He made his acting debut in 1990, when he appeared in the drama “Smoke Scattered.” He has since gone on to appear in scores of hit drama and movie releases, including the films “Aftershock” (2010) and 2012’s “Back to 1942.” More recently, he appeared in the dramas “Cross Mountains and Sea” and “Double Tap” (both 2021).

Zhang Guo Qiang

In Beijing, Li Hui Yan (Duan Yi Hong) is a perpetually broke but sharp-witted police detective who lives in squalor with his elementary school-age son. He is forever trying to borrow money from his co-workers. Meanwhile, Zhou You (Dong Cheng Peng) is a funeral parlor worker who is troubled by his unhappy past and is occasionally contracted in to help the police move dead bodies to the morgue. But on one fateful day, he is called out to a house where he discovers the police have been duped by a fake death certificate – spotting that a dead man has actually been murdered. This proves to be true, and Li Hui Yan quizzes Zhou You about it, noticing that the latter is a talented clue-spotter in his own right.

When one of his daughter’s school friends is kidnapped by two masked assailants, Li Hui Yan investigates, the trail brings him to a small town in the icy north. But after Zhou You’s father is murdered in mysterious circumstances, Zhou You also hunts for answers – with the murderer fleeing to the very same town…

“Double Tap” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Chen Zhou Fei.

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