1949: Standing Under Tiananmen Square

"1949: Standing Under Tiananmen" reconstructs the historical scenes before and after the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China from the perspective of a time traveler. It is not a "shuangwen" style historical subversion, but focuses on the struggles and choices of individuals in the grand era: how can an ordinary person who knows the future use a small amount of power to protect the ideals in his heart and the justice of history under the multiple pressures of information asymmetry, identity crisis, and historical inertia? The story not only contains the solemnity and passion of the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China, but also the tension and thrill of the latent struggle. It also contains deep thoughts on "whether history can be changed" and "what is the meaning of individuals". When Chen Mo changed from a bystander to a participant, he not only witnessed the birth of a country, but also understood the beliefs of an era - behind those cold names and events in historical materials, there is a future paved with the blood and sincerity of countless ordinary people.