In 1946, to prevent the Chinese civil war, Zhou Enlai who represented the Communists held a talk with the Chinese Nationalist Party, and George C. Marshall, who represented the Americans at Plum Village in Nanjing. A lost notebook stirred the already turbulent peace talk. The ripples alert the three sides and a battle of spy and anti-spy began. Many historical figures like Zhou Enlai, George Marshall, Chiang Kai-shek, Soong May-ling, He Yingqing, Chen Cheng, and Hu Zongnan are depicted in the movie. Other fictional persona such as the ace agent Xiong Huiquan, the female journalist, and a secret spy who belongs to the Confidential Bureau adds tension to the critical moment.
Zhai Junjie, Zhai Xiaoxing
Director
Sun Weimin
周恩来
Murray Clive Walker
Colonel Browder
Tony Vingerhoets
General Marshall
Jiang Qinqin
吕一然
Andrew Lane Cawthon
Lock Vader
Randall Lowell
John Leighton Stuart
Elyse Ribbons
Reporter Margaret
Wang Xiaolong
傅泾波
Liu Xiaofeng
熊向晖
Sun Qian
何海宁
Zhang Yao
Chen Xiao Hua [Xiang Hui's fiancee]
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