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Who Will Prevail

Who Will Prevail

War

Chen Li

Li Kejian, Sun Weimin, Zhao Fuyu, Guo Fazeng, Wang Jian, Wu Xingguo, Pan Hong, Jiang David, Guo Xiaodong, Lin Jinfeng, Ma Yue, Hou Yong, Zhou Lijing, Bai Qing

2009

Mainland China

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Completed

Mandarin Chinese

100 minutes

2025-03-02 14:24:51

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This film (drama)Also known as谁主沉浮,is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex,At2009Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese,Current Douban rating5.8(For reference only)。
"Who Will Prevail" contrasts the two highest command centers of the Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang at a critical historical juncture in China's destiny, using a panoramic narrative approach that pursues meaning and philosophy. It distills and elevates the theme of "the will of the people determines rise and fall," showcasing historical scenes... "Who Will Prevail" is an epic-style mainstream film. Set against the backdrop of the three major campaigns and starting from New Year's Day 1949, the film focuses on the portrayal of Mao Zedong, artistically selecting important historical events during the Central Committee's time in Xibaipo, concentrating on Mao's deep affection for the people... Through the comparison of the two camps, it reflects the unity, wisdom, and determination of the Communist Party leaders to liberate all of China, contrasted with Chiang Kai-shek's isolation, helplessness, and frustration... It multidimensionally depicts how, during the years in Xibaipo, leaders like Mao Zedong calmly commanded the three major campaigns in a harsh environment, empathizing with the people's sentiments while preparing for the construction of the new China... The film interprets Mao's profound contemplation on why he proposed the "two musts" at the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee... While vividly portraying Mao's vision and courage for decisive victory, "Who Will Prevail" also humanizes him by expressing his sorrow over casualties on both sides, showcasing his love for life... Although "Who Will Prevail" lacks grand and tragic scenes, it strikingly resonates with the soul... Though there are no battlefields of vast armies, you can hear the sound of the charge... Though there are no grand statements, you can see the leaders' overwhelming determination... Though it does not directly depict the founding of the new China, you can see the dawn of the new China... The new China comes from here... "Who Will Prevail" is a scroll, a poetic history... When you see the scroll and hear the poetic history, you see our older generation of leaders coming towards us...