Above the Cliff is a spy film starring Yu Hewei, Dahong Ni and many other big coffees. Gao, played by Dahong Ni, is a villain. The middle and high section chief above the cliff is the section chief of the northeast puppet Manchukuo secret service, a traitor loyal to the Japanese imperial army.

In the film, Gao's section chief is played by the famous actor Dahong Ni. He is thoughtful, wily, insightful and cruel. Zhou Yi, played by Yu Hewei in the play, is the biggest enemy and the most threatening opponent of our party's underground workers.

Gao Bin's interpretation in the TV series Cliff Gao Bin is a traitor with high IQ and emotional intelligence. As a spy leader, Gao Bin doesn't trust any subordinates, and he is good at using them to work for him. It can be said that he is an anti-espionage master with rich experience in struggle. Compared with other film and television works' facial portrayal of traitors, although Gao Bin colluded with the 73 1 Army and sent several anti-Japanese volunteers as living specimens, he kept a distance from the Japanese on the surface and resented their involvement in his own case. Although he did all the bad things, he never lost his temper easily with his subordinates, giving people a feeling of not being angry and arrogant.

In the contest with Zhouyi, Gao Bin's spy ability should be slightly higher than Zhouyi's, because he is good at grasping each other's weaknesses. Finally, Zhou Yi's "daughter" was used to trap Zhou Yi, a senior anti-United agent. In his own words, it was two words: chilling. Instead of being excited about solving a big case, this is the true feeling of a traitor who is determined to follow the Japanese puppet regime and does not seek fame and fortune.

IQ and EQ are all very high. Bin is an expert in workplace politics. According to the traditional spy war drama routine, this man's strongest place is precisely his weakest place. At the critical moment, the protagonist can use him in many places. The more such people are, the more selfish they are, and the more useful they are. But the cliff didn't follow the routine. Gao Bin is not only an expert in workplace politics, but also an expert in his professional field. His IQ and EQ are both high, and his careful observation, analysis and memory are chilling.

Conclusion A good film and television drama, whether it is a positive role or a negative role, must have a flesh-and-blood performance, a warm side and a firm political stance, so that such a work can be called a classic. Cliff is the climax of such a spy war drama.