Mao Zedong's Return to Shaoshan

This film (drama)Also known as毛泽东回韶山，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2006Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin，Current Douban rating6.0(For reference only)。

December 26, 2007, marks the 114th anniversary of the birth of the great leader of the Chinese people, Chairman Mao Zedong. This is a day that the Chinese people will always remember. Without the Communist Party led by Chairman Mao, there would be no New China; without New China, there would be no happy life today. On this day, I watched the film "Mao Zedong's Return to Shaoshan" with deep feelings for the great leader, using it to commemorate the great man. The film describes the leader's visit to his hometown, reflecting his pragmatic approach. When the leader heard grassroots officials reporting inflated production figures and not answering questions honestly, he solemnly advised them to be truthful in their production, with the masses, and with themselves. He personally corrected the adventurism in the work of grassroots cadres in the Shaoshan Commune. The film narrates the leader's efforts to connect with his fellow villagers, visit the masses more freely, understand social realities, and the true lives of his fellow townspeople. He instructed the security department to reduce local police presence, not to disturb the common people, bringing only a few personal guards and arriving at his hometown in a simple manner, reflecting the leader's unadorned working style. This film focuses on Mao Zedong's ordinary life of returning to his hometown to pay respects at the tomb and visit his fellow villagers. It depicts a leader who dedicated his life to the happiness of the people, never forgetting the millions of farmers. It provides a long-lost spiritual power to modern individuals who feel confused, evoking an aesthetic resonance of approaching and getting closer to the leader. The scene of the leader hosting a banquet for his fellow villagers is the climax of the entire plot and is very touching. This unforgettable rural banquet scene reflects the true situation of rural life at a time when material wealth was scarce. When the thirteen-year-old Grandma presented a pair of blue cloth shoes made for Mao Zedong 32 years ago, the feelings of the villagers' longing for and love for the leader reached their peak, showcasing the leader's shared hardships and collaborative journey with the common people. When the leader visited Grandma Wu, she asked if Yanching was doing well. The leader told her that Yanching had died in the Korean battlefield. Instantly, she pounded her chest and exclaimed, "He is your son! How could you send him to the battlefield?" The leader replied, "Other people's sons are sons; my son, Mao Zedong's son, cannot receive special treatment!" This segment vividly portrays the leader's broad-mindedness. This is a work that reveals the larger picture through small details and shows profound insights. It celebrates the close relationship between the leader and the people, allowing modern individuals to genuinely understand the essence of the spirit of the Communist Party of China and to deeply appreciate the fundamental reasons for our party's victories.