
Traces of Justice
The film follows criminal police officer Cui Xun over half a century of investigative work. Alongside his colleagues, he solved numerous major cases while staying true to his original aspiration of 'serving the people.' This legendary detective not only witnessed the evolution of China's public security system but also stood as a living testament to the rise of New China. From TMDB
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2 of 2 · most liked firstTraces of Justice (2026, dir Chen Sicheng). Original title (ZH): 神探之痕迹 (*Shéntàn zhī hénjì*, Detective: The Trace) The film follows criminal police officer Cui Xun over half a century of investigative work. Alongside his colleagues, he solved numerous major cases while staying true to his original aspiration of 'serving the people.' This legendary detective not only witnessed the evolution of China's public security system but also stood as a living testament to the rise of New China.…
unlabelledView post →Saw "Traces of Justice" at a mall cinema last night - possibly the best mainland Chinese film I've seen. An episodic film following the career of China's real-life godfather of forensic science, Cui Daozhi.
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