After the ceasefire

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Actor:Zhang Ping, Xiang Kun, Tan Ningbang, Chen Ge, Ma Jingwu

Director:Shade

Release:2025-06-07

Intro Adapted from the true historical events described in the report literature "Under the Guise of 'Neutral Mediation'—Recalling the Anping Incident." After the founding of New China, Communist Party leader Gu Qing (Zhang Ping) coincidentally met the former high-ranking Kuomintang of

After the ceasefireThe film site is on 2025-06-07 04:06:05 Collected in / Free HD Films. Watch the vip box office in the mainland. The villain characters cooperate and the special effects story center starts production. Special reminder: If you have your own opinions about the film, please leave a comment. Adapted from the true historical events described in the report literature "Under the Guise of 'Neutral Mediation'—Recalling the Anping Incident." After the founding of New China, Communist Party leader Gu Qing (Zhang Ping) coincidentally met the former high-ranking Kuomintang official Li Guoqing (Xiang Kun) at the Great Hall of the People, and their conversation reminded Gu Qing of a period of confrontation and coexistence with the American representative Fei Ding (Tan Ningbang) after the victory in the War of Resistance—after the signing of the ceasefire agreement between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in the spring of 1946, Gu Qing came to Beiping as the representative of the Communist Party to participate in the work of the military negotiation and execution department formed by China, the Communist Party, and the United States, engaging in sharp confrontations at the negotiation table with Li Guoqing and Fei Ding. At that time, Chiang Kai-shek was plotting to launch a civil war, which aligned with the United States' aim to expand its influence in China. The U.S. secretly supported the Kuomintang's large-scale military arsenal while pretending to be a messenger of peace in front of the Communist Party. The Communist Party had already seen through the U.S.'s intentions. The tense situation was reflected at the small negotiation table, where Fei Ding and Li Guoqing clumsily performed a duet in the face of the tough Gu Qing, and the negotiations yielded no results. Soon, while the U.S. was courting Chinese intellectuals to "toast for peace," it was also colluding with the Kuomintang to attack the liberated area of Anping Town, attempting to blame the Communist Party. These issues became complicated when brought to the negotiation table. Throughout the negotiation process, the performance of Commander Chen Ge, Xinhua News Agency reporter Xue Ping (Ma Jingwu), Staff Liu (Lu Fei), and Communist translator Xie Meichu (Qin Wen) was noteworthy. Gu Qing's driver (Li Yurun), who was secretly sent as an undercover by the Kuomintang, also helped a lot, while professors like Xie Hong, confused by the confusing situation, gradually became more confident in the Communist Party. The county magistrate of the Anping area (Zhao Ziyue), who wanted to impress Li Guoqing, found that the more he helped, the more trouble he caused.

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