Character Relationships in Air Strike
Xue Gangtou (played by Liu Ye) is a protagonist in Air Strike.
Jack (played by Bruce Willis) is a protagonist in Air Strike.
Steve (played by Adrien Brody) appears in Air Strike.
An Minxun (played by Song Seung-heon) appears in Air Strike.
Qian Xue (played by Janine Chang Chun-Ning) appears in Air Strike.
Uncle Cui (played by Fan Wei) appears in Air Strike.
Governmental Officer (played by Kenny Bee) appears in Air Strike.
Patriot (played by Cao Kefan) appears in Air Strike.
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Character Relationship Map: Air Strike
Air Strike (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Xue Gangtou
(played by Liu Ye) — protagonist
Jack
(played by Bruce Willis) — protagonist
Steve
(played by Adrien Brody) — supporting
An Minxun
(played by Song Seung-heon) — supporting
Qian Xue
(played by Janine Chang Chun-Ning) — supporting
Uncle Cui
(played by Fan Wei) — supporting
Governmental Officer
(played by Kenny Bee) — minor
Patriot
(played by Cao Kefan) — supporting
Zero Fighter Pilot Sato
(played by Shibuya Tenma) — minor
Hospital Dean
(played by Hu Bing) — minor
Zhao Chun
(played by Wu Gang) — minor
Madam Zheng
(played by Liu Xiaoqing) — minor
Xue ManGui
(played by Feng Yuanzheng) — minor
Air Defense Comander
(played by Simon Yam) — minor
Cheng Ting
(played by William Chan) — supporting
Ye Peixuan
(played by Fan Bingbing) — supporting
Lei Tao
(played by Nicholas Tse Ting-Fung) — supporting
Julia
(played by Rumer Willis) — supporting
Du Mei
(played by Eva Huang Shengyi) — cameo
Jin Xiang
(played by Geng Le) — cameo
Story Analysis
Chronicles the historical aerial defense of China against Japanese invasion during the Second Sino-Japanese War.
Plot Progression
Invasion and Fall of Eastern Cities
Retreat to the Inland Capital
Years of Aerial Siege
Unbroken Resilience and Climax
Directed by Feng Xiao
Air Strike (2018) · 5.1/10 · action, drama, history, war
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