Wu Qiang is played by Ding Haifeng. Ding Haifeng, 1969, was born in an intellectual family in Jilin city. When Ding Haifeng was seventeen or eighteen, he fell in love with the guitar and fell in love with pop music.

65438-0988 Ding Haifeng, graduated from Jilin Technical School, joined the "Mountain Tiger Band" in his spare time. 1September, 1990, Ding Haifeng was admitted to the Performance Department of Jilin Art Institute. During my college years, I starred in film and television dramas such as Far Mountains and Flowing Water, Blue Mill and Tears of the Sun. 1In July, 993, Ding Haifeng graduated from Jilin Art College and went to Beijing for development.

Wu Qiang, played by Ding Haifeng, was appointed as the Deputy Procurator-General of the Criminal Execution Procuratorate of Orange State in "The Tour Procurator's Group". His most important duty is to supervise the execution of those criminal cases.

The biggest feature of the "swing" in the play is that it can bring convenience to the prisoners and then benefit from the families of the prisoners. Obviously, Wu Qiang's position determines that he is the most suitable person to do it.

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Wu Qiang's real identity is "throwing a stick". I think many viewers may find this setting unacceptable. After all, the role of Wu Qiang has always been upright from the beginning of the broadcast, and he also supported and cooperated with Feng Sen's work. It's really hard to associate him with the vicious role of "throwing a stick".

In fact, this just shows the cunning of "swinging the stick". In his works, he just wants to disguise himself with enough justice and no flaws. Only in this way can he better protect his identity and gain benefits.