"Bottom Line" tells the story of Fangyuan (played by Jin Dong), the president of the filing division of Xingcheng City People's Court, newly appointed post judge Zhou Yi'an (played by Cheng Yi), and Ye Xian (played by Cai Wenjing), a young female police officer in the Supreme Court Research Office In the process of handling the case, he learns the stories of the parties involved, explores the social conditions behind the characters, and explores the truth of the case. In the process of handling cases, Cai Wenjing understands the stories of the parties involved, explores the social conditions behind the characters, and explores the legal principles and rationale of modern justice, showing a new path for judicial reform and development.
"The Bottom Line" is directed by Liu Guotong, written by Fei Huijun and Li Xiaoliang, starring Jin Dong, Cheng Yi, Cai Wenjing, Wang Xiuzhu, Zeng Mengxue, Zhang Zhijian, Wang Jinsong, Liu Mintao, Wang Ziquan, Wang Yinan, Zhao Ziqi, Wang Shasha, Wu Zhiwei, Cao Jun and many other powerful actors co-starred.
In order to show the portraits of judges, the grassroots courts in "The Bottom Line" cover the high court legal assistants, intermediate court criminal court judges, grassroots court filing court judges, lawyers and other character profiles. By showing different personalities, different backgrounds, The images of judges and lawyers at different levels vividly depict the panoramic view of Chinese courts and the style of Chinese judges.
The cases involved in the play range from civil to criminal, from "small cases" to "big cases", and from "old cases" to "new cases".
Many viewers were impressed by the fact that the trailer for the tribute version closely followed the theme of "the law has a scale, and the judge has a temperature". While reflecting that grassroots judges adhere to the bottom line of the rule of law, it also showed the warm side of their humanity. --They use their mortal bodies to defend the majesty of the law and resolutely pursue justice and truth.
The title "Judge", in my mind, is a "vulgar" title. Behind the "vulgarity" is a blasphemy against the judges' professional ethics and blasphemy against the judges' professional spirit.