For the first time, I don't bother Huang Xiaoming. No matter how fake it is, this time he is all Japanese...and both China and Japan don't like to see him...hehe!
The whole movie plot really reminds me of Conan: the secret room, mutual suspicion, "the murderer is one of you"... It's just that the Japanese detective played by Huang Xiaoming will say "Star Ziwa touches a camel"!
The first person I excluded was Bingbing, because as an interpreter, if she was an old ghost, she could not translate the lottery ticket for the Japanese.
At first, I had a premonition that Zhou Xun was an old ghost, because I saw the cast and found that she was the biggest and biggest "wrist", and it was affirmed that she was the most protagonist. If the protagonists are not old ghosts, then they are not. It 's a Chinese movie...
From Zhang Hanyu's many encounters with Zhou Xun, I had a hunch that the two were a group. When Zhang Hanyu was humming on the balcony for the first time, Zhou Xun's behavior of recognizing his fellow countryman made me feel strange. ..Wang
Zhiwen's final resistance even made me doubt for a time that he is the real "old gun"... It's really hidden!
In the end, when Zhang Hanyu was humming a song in the hospital, I even suspected that the sixth uncle was also his own. He gave the "fake needles and medicines" under "Old Gun" to help him pass
the test in front of the enemy. "Bring an edict" made me very incomprehensible, and the long "farewell letter" that took so much time, energy and needles and threads to thread, even made me suspect that it was her "coming out declaration" that she wanted to "break her back" with Bingbing...
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