The second season of Dark Glory is a Korean drama with the theme of police and bandits. The play tells a series of struggles and contradictions launched by the police immersed in the ugly gangster rivers and lakes in order to safeguard justice. It is a TV series full of tension. The second season of the play has been further deepened and expanded on the basis of the first season, which has improved the overall narrative effect and dramatic tension.

The story is gripping, closely connected and climaxes again and again, so that the audience is completely held back in the whole process and feels the atmosphere and texture that the police bandit drama should have.

Song Hye Kyo Jing's performance in the second season of Dark Glory is remarkable. She injected a lot of energy and emotion into the role, which made people praise her performance in the play.

First of all, Song Hye Kyo created a strong and fragile female police image in the play. As the only policewoman, she faces greater challenges and pressures than other policemen. It shows her inner combativeness and personality characteristics incisively and vividly, and shows a profound character image.

Secondly, Song Hye Kyo Jing's performance is very natural and true. Through delicate emotional expression, body language with both form and spirit and exquisite performance skills, she presents the characters in the play completely, which makes it easier for the audience to have * * * and emotional reactions.

In addition, Song Hye Kyo's opposite play with Beijing in the play is also very wonderful. She has a high degree of tacit understanding with other actors, grasped some important turning points in the play, and pushed the originally tense and exciting atmosphere to another climax. This makes her performance in the play even better.

To sum up, Song Hye Kyo Jing showed good acting skills in the second season of "Dark Glory", which not only presented a profound role, but also cooperated with other actors very tacitly and impressively.