When the Wind Rises

Fu Ning
Lu Yi, Yuan Quan, Zhu Yuchen, Wang Weiwei, Xu Honghao, Zhang Lingxin, Wu Mian, Zhang Tong, Wang Weiyi, Chen Jianfei, Han Tongsheng, Ding Yongdai, Zhang Chengguang, Wu Gang, Yue Xiuqing
2018
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
45 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as风再起时,is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex,At2018Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese,Current Douban rating5.4(For reference only)。
In December 1978, the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was convened, deciding to shift the focus of the Party and the country’s work to economic construction, making significant decisions for reform and opening up, which marked a great turning point in the history of the Party and the country since the founding of the new China, ushering in a new era of socialist development. In 1984, following the announcement of the "million troops cut" strategy, Fang Bangyan, He Youlin, and Kang Ning almost simultaneously transitioned from the military to civilian life, entering the foreign trade state-owned enterprise Yongjiang Textile Factory, the Provincial Development and Reform Commission, and the rural collective clothing factory, respectively, embarking on their own paths of reform.
At that time, the winds of reform were surging. After experiencing the failure of the "first price reform" in 1986, Fang Bangyan also faced difficulties in the restructuring of the textile factory and was forced to leave. With the spring breeze of reform rising again and the publication of the "1992 Southern Tour Speech," Fang Bangyan saw new hope. Together with the ambitious young man Lin Yun, he seized the opportunity to start a business, becoming a pioneer in the internet wave. Once the country streamlined the price system and successfully implemented the "second price reform," Fang Bangyan returned to his original intentions, resolutely going back to the textile factory, leading everyone to actively participate in international competition, turning the nearly bankrupt foreign trade state-owned enterprise from losses to profitability.
In the new century, China resumed the "WTO negotiations." Fang Bangyan seized the opportunity, with the support of national policies, to realize his dream of restructuring the textile factory. He overcame numerous obstacles, successfully transformed the state-owned enterprise into a modern corporate system, achieved a successful IPO, and made it into the Fortune Global 500, finishing overseas mergers and acquisitions in one fell swoop.
At the same time, his old rival and brother-in-law He Youlin gradually began to liberate his thinking amid the waves of reform, actively helping enterprises with their restructuring and transforming the omnipotent government functions into service-oriented ones. However, his former subordinate Kang Ning, while revitalizing the collective enterprise, was driven by interests to appropriate the enterprise for himself and engaged in smuggling crimes by using the acquisition of the textile factory's production line, even framing his former military leader Fang Bangyan, ultimately landing in prison. After his release, Kang Ning found himself in the Middle East, pursued by gangsters, and was eventually saved by the very Fang Bangyan he despised, feeling deep shame. With the help of Fang Bangyan and He Youlin, he started a new life. After the "Belt and Road" strategy was released, the three brothers, now nearly reaching the age of sixty, raised their glasses to look forward, ready to set sail once more when the wind rises again.