If it weren't for the support of veteran actors like Bai Ming Han, Zhang Yan, Chu Huai Qiu, and others, this espionage drama, driven almost entirely by young actors, might have suffered from a disjointed plot and underdeveloped characters. While the banter and comedic moments between Pang Hong Mei and Ji Dan Yang provide a source of joy, the real suspense and intrigue lie within the supporting cast and seasoned performers who remain low-key but captivating.

The weathered lines etched on their faces are not flaws but powerful tools for showcasing their acting skills. Bathed in sunlight, they skillfully conceal disdain and indifference behind squinted eyes. When Pang Hong Mei delves into Bai Ming Han's past, he, weathered by life's hardships, remains composed and unhurried, expressing not only his indifference towards life and death but also his complete disregard for Pang Hong Mei standing before him.

However, when Bai Ming Han learns that the young comrade before him is named Pang Hong Mei, the sheer shock on his face freezes his features, resulting in a remarkably compelling display. Once his fluctuating emotions settle, Bai Ming Han praises Pang Hong Mei and Ji Dan Yang before turning to belittle and express low expectations for his own daughter.

Although this seemingly illogical conversation leaves Bai Hui, his daughter, struggling to understand her father's intentions, it inadvertently proves Bai Ming Han's eagerness to divert the topic and attention elsewhere. After all, his previous shock, though possibly unnoticed by his daughter and Ji Dan Yang, could raise caution and suspicion from Pang Hong Mei.

You may argue that Bai Ming Han's perspective is merely a life lesson from a seasoned individual who has endured hardship and war. However, considering the backdrop and social environment of "Unshakable Faith," it is uncertain whether Bai Ming Han's theories are genuinely acceptable or permissible.

In his eyes, Pang Hong Mei and Ji Dan Yang are fundamentally different from his daughter, Bai Hui. They are not only on different paths but also unlikely to ever come together, no matter how hard they try. As Bai Hui bids farewell to Pang Hong Mei and Ji Dan Yang, she questions her father with a tone of reproach, asking why he had to say those things to her older siblings.

In fulfilling his duty as a father, Bai Ming Han meticulously dissects the differences between the three individuals, hoping to dissuade his daughter from getting too close to Pang Hong Mei and Ji Dan Yang. He also points out that if it weren't for such a significant project, why would these experts and the entire team have come to such a small place?

When his daughter declares, "Our lives will only get better," Bai Ming Han, suspected of having connections to the "Snow Wolves," not only displays a scornful expression but also emits a contemptuous snort from his throat. It is neither an acknowledgment of his daughter's aspiration for a better life nor a response to the credibility of her statement. Instead, it is a declaration and affirmation of his unwavering support for the hidden side.

This concludes the initial interpretation of "Unshakable Faith." Stay tuned for more captivating analysis in the next installment.