In the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty, with the sound of the Revolution of 1911, the Manchu Qing government ended its shaky rule for decades. The Manchu Qing edifice collapsed, and the land of China ushered in a new life. Starting from Wuchang, Hubei Province, the breath of the new era is spreading in all directions.
On that day, Zhang Yunlei, a famous Chinese folk artist, was born in an unknown alley in Tianjin. What this article describes is the legendary experience of Mr. Zhang Yunlei and his wife Zhang Siling.
In China in the 1920s, turmoil and prosperity coexisted, and war and comfort coexisted. Folk art, which was born in the chaotic North China region, has entered a new period of vigorous development. At the same time, far away on the bank of the Huangpu River in Shanghai, the Communist Party's forces were also at their peak. One was a street child born in Goulanwashe, Tianjin, and the other was born into a wealthy family in Yangzhou; one became a famous actor, and the other became the eldest daughter of the Shanghai Youth Gang. These two places, two industries, and two people, which were originally very different, have a point of intersection because of the turmoil.