"Hong Qiong" shows a British female scientist who provided the Soviet Union with information on nuclear explosion technology 40 years ago. It is said that it was the evolution of a spy. No, the film does not think that her form betrayed the motherland. On the contrary, she is standing at a higher political height and has made a significant contribution to the balance of nuclear strategy for all mankind.
The era is always an important background that the story cannot do without, otherwise the story of this peculiar female scientist would not make sense or go on. For a long period of time before and after World War II, the left-leaning was a trend of thought pursued by young people all over the world, especially. Left-leaning, love, for a science girl who only knows to immerse her head in experimentation and does not have a deep understanding of the world, it seems impossible to refuse. Scientists were ecstatic after the British and American nuclear explosion tests, but she realized that this would produce a larger scale of human disaster; the subsequent Hiroshima and Nagasaki incidents gave her courage. The film portrays the image of a brave and stubborn young female scientist.
The story also involves a female scientist, a former lover of Soviet spies, working for the left and forgotten about the doctrine. In fact, spies did not betray or betrayed for material gains. I believe that in those days, some spies actually acted for faith and for the noble ideas they considered. The former lover was silenced because of dissatisfaction with the system, and the female scientist later threatened with diplomats in order to protect herself. These are all very narrative.
I certainly recognize the many negative connotations of the term spy. In recent years, we have exposed the behavior of many high-ranking officials in our political and military circles as spies. They are not religious, but they can't afford temptation and only pursue economic interests. This kind of spy is shameless.
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