Huang's final ending

Huang's final outcome: Huang was beaten into a vegetable, died soon after, and was taken home to take care of.

Plot introduction

This drama includes three parts: listening to the wind, watching the wind and catching the wind. The first story, Listening to the Wind, took place in the early days of liberation. Zaitian An, a member of 70 1, a state secret organ, took pains to find A Bing, a blind man with extraordinary hearing, and asked him to help the government find out the radio stations that the Kuomintang in Taiwan contacted with its remnants in the mainland, so as to grasp the information and annihilate them one by one. The second story, Looking at the Wind, took place in the early 1960s. Huang, a patriotic math genius who studied abroad, was fascinated and went to 70 1 with him to decipher the code for the country. His personality has also changed because of the change of environment. The third story, Catch the Wind, took place in Shanghai in the1930s. Qian Zhijiang, the father of party member and Zaitian An of the Kuomintang, fought wits and bravely with all the Kuomintang people in order to send out the news of his colleagues' life and death in time.

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Huang, man.

Huang is an outspoken mathematician in Looking at the Wind. He is brilliant, dare to love and hate, kind and infatuated, and unruly. She was deeply in love with Zaitian An and born to love, and died for love.

Zaitian An/Qian Zhijiang, Liu Yunlong.

Zaitian An and Qian Zhijiang starred in the first and third films respectively. The loyalty to the cause played by has never wavered, and the love for Huang has been avoided. Qian Zhijiang, code-named "Viper", played by Liu Yunlong, went undercover in Kuomintang garrison headquarters, and finally used his life to convey information.