"Fireworks in the World" is set against the background of China's social changes from modern times to the present day. It tells the story of Chen Jianguo and Zhang Yulan, an ordinary couple, from the time they met and fell in love in the late 1960s to the long years of poverty, turmoil, material tides and changes of the times. Jianguo was born in the countryside, tough and silent, while Yulan came from a family of urban intellectuals, flexible and intelligent. The two started from scratch in a tube building and raised their children Xiaoli and Xiaobo. They experienced layoffs, rebellious children, illness and death, and always protected their families with tolerance and deep love. The story spans sixty years, and through trivial daily life such as buying a TV, repairing the roof, caring for the sick bed, and commemorating the golden wedding, it shows how love becomes the cornerstone of the family bloodline, and finally completes the inheritance of the spirit in the fireworks of family gatherings.
Through the ups and downs of an ordinary family spanning sixty years, it profoundly explains the true meaning of love: it is not a momentary passion, but a protection built with tenacity, tolerance and silent actions amidst the torrent of times and the trivialities of life, and ultimately settles into the eternal spiritual power of the family bloodline.
