In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang slipped into the toilet and was flushed to the beach in 1919.
With a pig-kidney face, he rebuilt the imperial court in Du Yuesheng's Qinggang - using the "Da Ming Law" to manage the docks and using a hot pot colander as a sword.
"Xiao Du Xiao Du." "I'm here." This conversation lasted for thirty years.
From the May Fourth Movement to the Anti-Japanese War, the fish girl in the market fought bloody battles for him, the Japanese colonel knelt before him, and the rich second generation spent money to prove falsehoods and were driven crazy...
When a pigeon knocked him unconscious in 1949, the whole of Shanghai finally understood:
What they protect is not the emperor, but the most absurd and realistic dream they created for themselves in troubled times.
The Shanghai Beach you are looking for is right here - everyone is crazy about it and full of affection.
