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 First World War ended, news of the humiliating treatment of the diplomats of the Beiyang warlord government returned to China from the "Paris Peace Conference" held by the victorious countries. The teachers and students of Peking University were enraged and marched in protest at Tiananmen Square on May 4, only to be suppressed by armed military and police, resulting in the arrest of many students. In their grief and anger, students from Beijing traveled to Tianjin, Changsha, Shanghai, and other places nationwide to give speeches protesting the government's atrocities, and the flames of the "May Fourth Movement" quickly spread across the country. After the May Fourth Movement, socialist doctrines became the mainstream of new thought, attracting a large number of progressive youth. With the promotion and strong propaganda of Li Dazhao and Chen Duxiu, the introduction and dissemination of Marxism entered a new stage. After multiple discussions with the representative of the Communist International, Vickinski, Li Dazhao and Chen Duxiu decided to immediately establish the Communist Party organization in Shanghai. On August 22, 1920, under Chen Duxiu’s leadership, the first communist group in China was founded in Shanghai. Subsequently, communist groups were established in Beijing, Hunan, Wuhan, Guangdong, and Shandong. After the establishment of the Beijing Communist Group, they fully launched the work of organizing the workers' movement. Li Dazhao personally went to the Changxindian Station in Beijing to teach railway workers, and the workers' movement in Changxindian flourished, causing fear in the Beijing warlord government and impacting the workers' club. In the face of bloodshed and chaos, some anarchists proposed to withdraw from the party. In an angry mood, Li Dazhao wrote a letter to Chen Duxiu that night, suggesting the immediate establishment of a national communist organization. After repeated consultations with the representative of the Third International, Maring, at 8 PM on July 23, 1921, a significant moment in Chinese history—the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China—was solemnly opened at 106 Wangsheng Road in the French Concession in Shanghai. In December 1921, Mao Zedong and Li Lisan were sent by Zhang Guotao's Chinese Labor Association to inspect the Anyuan coal mine. Liu Shaoqi also returned to China from Moscow and was sent to Hunan to assist Mao Zedong's work. Chen Jiongming betrayed, shelling the presidential palace, while Sun Yat-sen sought refuge on a warship, commanding the suppression of the rebellion. Due to being outnumbered, the second constitutional protection war failed. Sun Yat-sen planned to reorganize the party and aimed to ally with Russia and the Communist Party. At this time, Maring conveyed the Communist International's decision to have the Communist Party of China join the Kuomintang to expedite the Chinese revolution. Through the "Second National Congress" and the "West Lake Special Conference," the CPC decided that Communist Party members would join the Kuomintang in their personal capacity to facilitate intra-party cooperation between the two parties. While exploring the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the shocking "February 7 Incident" occurred in 1923, making the CPC leaders realize the need to establish a broad revolutionary united front as soon as possible. To promote cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Sun Yat-sen decided to hold a national representative assembly 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, and at the same time, a riot broke out in Guangzhou's business community. Sun Yat-sen ordered Chiang Kai-shek to lead the student army from the Huangpu Military Academy to strike, resulting in the defeat of the rebel army, laying the foundation for the prevailing Northern Expedition. In October 1926, Mao Zedong was appointed Secretary of the Central Agricultural Committee of the Communist Party. From January 1927 to February 5, he inspected the farmers' movement in five counties including Xiangtan and Xiangxiang, where farmers fought landlords, seized land, and established peasant associations. He deeply realized the importance of rural revolution, felt that the peasants were a significant driving force of the Chinese revolution, and believed that peasants would play an essential historical role in the process of the 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 Fifth National Congress of the Communist Party, which was rejected by Chen Duxiu. The situation sharply worsened as on May 21, Xu Kexiang in Changsha instigated the "May 21 Incident," while Zhu Peide in Jiangxi expelled a large number of Communist Party members and left-wing Kuomintang members... On July 15, Wang Jingwei formally announced the break with the Communist Party, leading to the failure of the grand revolution from 1925 to 1927. Due to Chen Duxiu's capitulationism, the Communist International instructed Chen Duxiu to be suspended, forming a temporary central standing committee, which decided to hold the Nanchang Uprising. Mao Zedong participated in drafting the plans for the Autumn Harvest Uprising. In the early hours of August 1, gunfire suddenly erupted in Nanchang. Under the leadership of Zhou Enlai and Zhu De, the first shot of armed resistance by the Communist Party of China against the reactionaries of the Kuomintang was fired. The uprising was victorious, and for the first time, the Communist Party had its own army. The army quickly moved south and held the August Seventh Meeting in Hankou, correcting Chen Duxiu's rightist error and establishing the guidelines for land revolution and armed resistance against the reactionaries of the Kuomintang. On September 9, the Autumn Harvest Uprising broke out. Due to the enemy's strength and our weakness, Mao Zedong canceled the plan to attack Changsha and shifted the focus from urban military operations to rural campaigns. After reorganizing the troops at Sanwan, in October 1927, Mao Zedong led the troops to successfully arrive at Jinggangshan, commencing the establishment of the Jinggangshan revolutionary base. On April 24, 1928, Zhu De and Chen Yi led the remnants of the Nanchang Uprising, successfully arriving at Jinggangshan, and Mao Zedong and Zhu De clasped hands tightly together as if mountains were connecting. A new chapter in the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people began here.