The Rising Sun in the East

This film (drama)Also known as日出东方，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At2001Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.7(For reference only)。

In April 1919, after the end of World War I, news of the humiliation and loss of rights of diplomats from the Beiyang Warlord government returned to China during the "Paris Peace Conference" held by the victorious powers. The teachers and students at Peking University were furious, and on May 4th, they held a parade and demonstration at Tiananmen Square, which was suppressed by armed military police, resulting in the arrest of a large number of students. In their deep sorrow and anger, students from Beijing traveled to Tianjin, Changsha, Shanghai, and other places across the country to give speeches, protesting against the government's atrocities. The flames of the May Fourth Movement quickly spread throughout the nation. After the May Fourth Movement, socialist ideas became the mainstream of new thought, attracting a large group of advanced youths. Promoted and vigorously publicized by Li Dazhao and Chen Duxiu, the introduction and promotion of Marxism entered a new phase. After multiple discussions between Li Dazhao, Chen Duxiu, and the representative of the Communist International, Wigginski, it was decided to establish the Communist Party organization in Shanghai immediately. On August 22, 1920, under the chairmanship of Chen Duxiu, China's first communist group was born in Shanghai. Subsequently, communist groups were established in Beijing, Hunan, Wuhan, Guangdong, and Shandong. After the establishment of the Beijing communist group, they worked hard to organize workers' movements. Li Dazhao personally went to the Changxin Station in Beijing to give lectures to railway workers, and the workers' movement in Changxin developed vigorously, instilling fear in the Beijing warlord government, which attacked the workers' club. In the face of bloodshed, some anarchists proposed to withdraw from the party. Angrily, Li Dazhao wrote a letter to Chen Duxiu that night, suggesting the immediate establishment of a national communist party organization. After repeated consultations with the representative of the Third International, Malin, on the evening of July 23, 1921, a significant moment in Chinese history unfolded—the first National Congress of the Communist Party of China solemnly opened at No. 106, Wangsheng Road, in the Shanghai French Concession. In December 1921, Mao Zedong and Li Lisan were sent by Zhang Guotao of the Chinese Labor Union to investigate the Anyuan coal mine. Liu Shaoqi was also recalled from Moscow and sent to Hunan to assist Mao Zedong. Chen Jiongming defected and bombarded the presidential palace. Sun Yat-sen urgently sought refuge on a warship and commanded the suppression of the rebellion. Outnumbered, the second constitutional protection war failed. Sun Yat-sen planned to reorganize the party, intending to ally with the Soviet Union and the Communist Party. At this time, Malin communicated the decision of the Communist International for the CPC to join the Kuomintang, to expedite the promotion of the revolution in China. Through the "Second National Congress" and the "West Lake Special Meeting," the CPC decided that communist members would join the Kuomintang as individuals to facilitate party cooperation between the two. While the cooperation was still being explored, the shocking "February 7 Incident" occurred in 1923, which made the leaders of the CPC realize the necessity of quickly establishing a broad revolutionary united front. To promote Kuomintang-CPC cooperation, Sun Yat-sen decided to convene a National Congress of the Kuomintang to reorganize the party, officially achieving cooperation between the two parties. On June 16, 1924, the Huangpu Military Academy held a grand opening ceremony. In the summer of 1924, the second Zhili-Fengtian War broke out. On October 23, Feng Yuxiang launched a coup in Beijing. Meanwhile, a riot broke out among the commercial group in Guangzhou. Sun Yat-sen ordered Chiang Kai-shek to lead the students from Huangpu Military Academy to attack, leading to the defeat of the rebel army, thus laying a foundation for the grand Northern Expedition. In October 1926, Mao Zedong was appointed Secretary of the Central Agricultural Commission of the CPC. From January to February 5, 1927, he investigated the peasant movements in five counties such as Xiangtan and Xiangxiang, where peasants fought against local tyrants, redistributed land, and established farmers' associations. He deeply felt the importance of rural revolution and recognized that peasants would play a crucial historical role in the Chinese revolution. In March, Mao Zedong published the "Report on the Investigation of the Hunan Peasant Movement." On April 7, he submitted a land redistribution plan to the CPC "Fifth National Congress," which was rejected by Chen Duxiu. The situation sharply deteriorated. On May 21, Xu Kexiang in Changsha instigated the Ma Ri Incident, while Zhu Peide in Jiangxi expelled a large number of communists and leftist Kuomintang members... On July 15, Wang Jingwei officially announced the rupture with the Communist Party, marking the failure of the great revolution from 1925 to 1927. Due to Chen Duxiu's policy of surrenderism, the Communist International instructed him to step down, forming a temporary central standing committee, deciding to conduct the Nanchang Uprising. Mao Zedong participated in planning the Autumn Harvest Uprising. In the early morning of August 1, gunshots suddenly rang out in Nanchang. Under the leadership of Zhou Enlai, Zhu De, and others, the first shot of armed resistance against the Kuomintang reactionaries by the Communist Party of China was fired. The uprising was successful, and the CPC finally had its own army. The army quickly moved south and held the August Seventh Meeting in Hankou, correcting Chen Duxiu's rightist errors and establishing the policies for land revolution and armed resistance against the Kuomintang reactionaries. On September 9, the Autumn Harvest Uprising broke out. Due to the strength of the enemy and the weakness of our side, Mao Zedong canceled the plan to attack Changsha and shifted the focus from urban warfare to rural advancement. After reorganizing troops in Sanwan, in October 1927, Mao Zedong's troops successfully reached Jinggang Mountain, starting the establishment of the Jinggangshan revolutionary base. On April 24, 1928, Zhu De and Chen Yi led the remaining troops from the Nanchang Uprising to Jinggang Mountain, where the hands of Mao Zedong and Zhu De tightly grasped each other like mountains. A new chapter in the Chinese people's liberation endeavors thus began.