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The Anti-Drug Storm

扫毒风暴
Rating
7.5 / 10
Year
2025
Director
Shu Wu, Lin Shuijing
Episodes
33
Status
Completed
Views
15
Cast
Duan Yihong Qin Hao Yu Wenwen Wu Xingjian Liu Huan Zheng Haonan

Synopsis

Duan Yihong and Qin Hao star in a drug-busting drama adapted from a real meth case, featuring a cat-and-mouse game between narcotics officers and a drug manufacturer, rated 7.5 on Douban.

Overview

The Anti-Drug Storm (English: The Anti-Drug Storm, also known as Winter Passes, Spring Arrives) is a 2025 Chinese mainland online drama focusing on drug enforcement. It is directed by Wu Bai and Lin Shuijing, with a screenplay by Chen Yuxin, Xu Xiangyun, Zuo Zhiyong, and Fu Li. The series is produced by CCTV, Tencent Video, New Classics Media, and Wenxin Media, with Wuyuan Culture as a co-producer.

The series stars Duan Yihong, Qin Hao, Yu Wenwen, Wu Xingjian, and Liu Huan in leading roles, with supporting performances by Cheng Ho-Nam and Hui Siu-Hung, among others. It aired simultaneously on CCTV and Tencent Video, comprising a total of 33 episodes.

Adapted from a real-life methamphetamine case that shocked the nation, the drama received a 7.5 rating on Douban and was a highly anticipated drug enforcement-themed work in 2025.

Plot

In 1995, narcotics officer Lin Qiangfeng (played by Duan Yihong) concludes his undercover career and is transferred to the Xigang City Anti-Drug Brigade to pursue drug-related leads.

At that time, smuggler Lu Shaohua (played by Qin Hao) loses his fortune overnight but, in doing so, realizes the immense profits a new type of drug—methamphetamine—can bring. Driven by greed, he embarks on a path of no return, manufacturing and trafficking drugs.

A thrilling cat-and-mouse game unfolds between Lin Qiangfeng and Lu Shaohua. On one side are the warriors fighting on the front lines of drug enforcement; on the other are the ruthless and cunning drug traffickers. Relying on intelligence, courage, and unwavering conviction, both sides engage in a deadly struggle.

The series ultimately brings the mastermind behind the drug trafficking ring to justice, showcasing the sacrifices and dedication of anti-drug police officers.

Cast

Role Actor Description
Lin Qiangfeng Duan Yihong Protagonist, narcotics officer
Lu Shaohua Qin Hao Drug manufacturer, major drug lord
Important Role Yu Wenwen Lead Actor
Important Role Wu Xingjian Lead Actor
Important Role Liu Huan Lead Actor
Brother K / Xie Guohao Cheng Ho-Nam Major drug lord from Fenang Country

Production & Reception

Director Wu Bai is an iconic figure in Chinese suspense and crime dramas, having previously directed hit series such as Day and Night and The Knockout. His direction of The Anti-Drug Storm continues his profound expertise in the crime genre.

Screenwriter Chen Yuxin has previously created several works on drug enforcement themes, possessing deep understanding and research in this field.

The series is adapted from a real case, with many plot points having real-life prototypes. The acting showdown between Duan Yihong and Qin Hao is considered the series' biggest highlight, with the clash between these two powerhouse actors adding significant appeal to the entire drama.

Item Data
Douban Rating 7.5/10
Number of Episodes 33 episodes
Broadcasting Platforms CCTV, Tencent Video
Genre Drug Enforcement, Crime, Drama
Director Wu Bai, Lin Shuijing
Historical Background Adapted from a real methamphetamine case

Cultural Impact

The Anti-Drug Storm is a rare television drama in recent years that focuses on anti-drug police officers as protagonists. The series' realistic portrayal of drug enforcement work has allowed more viewers to understand the sacrifices and dedication of this group.

The series has also sparked public attention and discussion on drug-related issues, holding significant social educational value.

References

  1. Douban Movie: https://movie.douban.com/movie/subject/36721436/
  2. Baidu Baike: https://baike.baidu.com/item/扫毒风暴/64320955
  3. Wikipedia: https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-cn/扫毒风暴
  4. TVmao: https://www.tvmao.com/kanju/Z2RjayZb

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