Big budgeted film with the help of Chinese military. There are shots of test pilot cemetery and big field of solar panels that I don't think it has been revealed to outside world before. Most of the content is based on true stories. The movie contains a lot of interesting and technical stuff about a little known career - test pilots. Surprisingly, I enjoy learning all those technical terms. The test flight scenes are super intense thanks to the very well done CGI. The romance line is almost non-existent and actually I think, unnecessary. There are also some humors here and there. Expect some degree of patriotism propaganda though.

It&#39;s a high-tech story. The main actor is a talented actor who works very hard. Every actor is good. It is a high-tech movie that shows the development of China&#39;s aviation industry. It is a proud movie that is supported by officials of the aviation department.<br/><br/>This is a movie that portrays the pilots&#39; efforts, sacrifices, perseverance and industriousness as national heroes. The goal of the new generation of rescuers can be revealed I will get the love of the people. Actor Wang Yibo repeated the rehearsals, consulted with the pilots, and made the character more expressive. Actor Wang Yibo is not only a motorcycle racer, but also an easy-going person.

&quot;Lei Yu&quot; (the competent Yibo Wang) is an aspiring test pilot who is selected to take part in a prestigious programme to improve the efficiency of the Chinese Air Force&#39;s jet fighters. A bit of rivalry with &quot;Deng Fang&quot; (Yosh Yu) and inspiration from their commander &quot;Zhang&quot; (Jun Hu) makes sure the young man and his equipment are tested to the extreme - but can he rise to the challenge? It certainly has a bit of the look of &quot;Maverick&quot; (2022) to it, with some impressive aerial photography and dog-fighting and it also tries to imbue something of the engineering and science to the plot - crediting the young airmen with skills well beyond just being able to fly a plane. Sadly, though, the producers just couldn&#39;t (or wouldn&#39;t) steer clear of the political jingoism that rather nauseatingly lauds the virtues of their Air Force against an unknown (English-speaking) foe that is constantly harassing and threatening them. By mid-way through I felt rather sorry for &quot;Lei Yu&quot; - to say he seemed a bit accident-prone would be like saying Jonah liked whales - so the fact that he survives at all is quite a remarkable feat! There&#39;s the merest hint of a romance with his doctor &quot;Shen Tianran&quot; (Dongyu Zhou) but for the most part this is all about a young man&#39;s determination to succeed. It&#39;s perfectly watchable with some decent production standards and had it kept off the flag-waving grass, it could have made for another example of well-enough made high-octane cinema. At times it just smacks too much of a party rallying cry though, and that lets it down.