Ch. 281The Most Realistic Filming
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chu Feng establishes a weapons research institution in Somalia, causing concern due to its sensitive nature.
- The film crew arrives in Mogadishu, and Chu Feng is greeted as a hero and leader by the locals.
- Filming begins with a scene of a Chinese merchant ship hijacked by pirates, rescued by the Jiaolong Commando Unit.
- A massive container ship, "Zhongyuan Navigation," is used for filming, requiring dredging of Mogadishu Port with the help of a cutter suction dredger, "Tianjing."
Character Developments
- Chu Feng is shown as a respected and revered figure among the locals, further solidifying his leadership role.
- Old Li, Chu Feng's bodyguard, is seen as dedicated and vigilant, highlighting his professionalism.
- Director Li Yi is impressed by the realism of the filming, indicating his growth as a filmmaker.
Significant Themes
- Realism vs. Fiction: The chapter emphasizes the use of real elements (like a massive container ship and functional weapons) in the film, blurring the line between reality and fiction.
- Leadership and Respect: Chu Feng's reception by the locals underscores his leadership and the respect he commands.
- Power and Responsibility: The establishment of the weapons research institution raises questions about the responsible use of power.
Character Interactions
- Chu Feng interacts with the locals, demonstrating his popularity and influence.
- Old Li and Chu Feng share a moment of understanding regarding the risks of their situation.
- Director Li Yi interacts with the film crew, expressing his awe at the realism of the filming.