When I was in primary school, I watched Zhou Zhao's version of "Shanghai Beach" for the first time on a black and white TV. There were twists and turns of love and hatred, as well as overt and covert struggles between various forces. "Shanghai Beach" is a microcosm of that era. When darkness and light coexist, hope can always lead us forward. Tragedy can be inspiring, but the ending of a broken family can also be immortal. I want to realize my dream.
Xu Wenqiang survived the calamity of life and death and went to Whampoa to reshape his life; Feng Chengcheng returned from studying abroad and renewed his relationship; the Japanese invaders colluded with the inner ghosts, and the demons and demons were ready to stir up troubles, and all the forces came to the stage. In Shanghai, the king returns, the storm rises again, and I will live up to the sky and you.
