Thunderstorm I

In the 1920s, China was in a period of deep turmoil in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. At this time, imperialist forces were entrenched in China's coastal cities, national capitalism struggled to develop in the cracks, and residual feudal ideas were still deeply rooted. Tianjin, as an important trading port in the north, has become the intersection of old and new ideas and class contradictions. As a local bourgeois family, Tianjin is the epitome of this era's background. On the surface, it maintains the majesty of the feudal patriarchy, but on the inside, due to the original sin of capital accumulation, the constraints of feudal ethics, and the collision of old and new concepts, irreconcilable contradictions are brewing.