Mission: Anti-imperialist and anti-feudal (female theme)
Also known as "Stay Alive", it is set in modern China and tells the story of a little person, Xu Xing, struggling to survive in a war-torn era. As a child, Xing witnessed her father selling her sister to an opium dealer for a bag of opium, her mother running into a river, and her two younger brothers getting lost. When she was dying of illness, she was rescued by a sister named Hong, who told her to "live on."
Later, she was adopted by her aunt who worked as a concubine for a wealthy family in the north. Her aunt used a meager amount of money to send her to school and teach her how to read. The two lived together for more than ten years. When her aunt died of illness, she was forced to marry another family as a concubine. She originally wanted to run away from marriage and join the revolution, but she failed to catch up with the times and was caught back to reproduce. Ten months later, she gave birth to a daughter and was kicked out of the house and thrown into a remote dilapidated house to survive. Later, only Dong Fu, who became a nun, thought of them, but something unexpected happened. Dong Fu was thought to be a reactionary by the authorities and was killed. Xing's daughter also starved to death. She was also taken to prison and tortured, and she lost all hope. …
Concept: Anti-imperialist and anti-feudal (female theme)