Grass snakes, gray lines, foreshadowing thousands of miles, the reproduction of many famous historical scenes, people have repeatedly felt the feeling of 'eggs', and they have become more aware of the inevitable choice of Chinese roads.

have activated the audience's senses and emotions. And the imprint of the times.Įxquisite character depiction, exquisite historical details, as well as multi-line narrative techniques, montage shooting art, interspersed prints and long scrolls, etc. The emotional conflicts, ideological differences, and road divisions between them have distinct characteristics. The most thoughtful group of people of that era came here to 'find their way' for the hardships of the future China in their own way. The city of Beijing is 'sands all over the ground, and ruts are crisscrossed'. It provides an opportunity to 'talk' with the ancestors. The reason why 'Awakening Age' is so fascinating is not only that this period of history is projected on the screen from the lines of the literature textbook, but also that it uses 'more precise, more vivid, fuller, and more three-dimensional' creative techniques to serve today's people. I am afraid that everyone has 'recited' many key events and deeds of key figures. This moment in history, for the Chinese revolution and national rejuvenation, is an important stage for gestating the original aspiration, tempering the mission, and laying the foundation of ideas.įor this period of time, there are detailed or abbreviated records in literature, textbooks and teaching materials. This period of ideological enlightenment history is a brand new beginning for the Chinese nation to explore the road of salvation and survival. On this road to awakening, there was the turmoil of the New Culture Movement and the May Fourth Movement, as well as the painstaking explorations of a large number of intellectuals and revolutionary youths. 'There is only one way to face the unchanging rut of two thousand five hundred years-awakening.' 'The Age of Awakening', as its name suggests, reflects the historical unit between the publication of 'New Youth' magazine in 1915 and the establishment of the Communist Party of China in 1921.Īt that time, China was faced with internal and external troubles, turbulence and decline, and changes in people's minds. Some people praised it as 'a rare good drama with depth of thought, depth of history, and depth of art'.

'There are test sites everywhere' and 'articles are essays'.Online and offline discussions are full of joy. Recently, the major historical film and television drama 'The Awakening Age' has triggered an upsurge of chasing dramas, and the ratings of major platforms are really eye-catching.

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