Under the Eaves of Shanghai

This film (drama)Also known as大上海屋檐下，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At1994Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。

An era of upheaval, a time of youthful restlessness, a period of burning passion, an age of fervor and reflection. In 1949, with the founding of the New China, the world changed immensely, marking the beginning of tumultuous and passionate years... The soldier Zhao Baotian and his wife Bai Xiufeng moved into a small Western-style building as their troops stationed in Shanghai; the owner of the house had long fled, and that day the capitalist Liu Dekang came to bribe them... The next day, they discovered a mysterious safe... As the Anti-Rightist Movement began, the tenant Xu Yi was labeled a rightist for speaking her mind alongside Wang Zhicheng, and was sent to the countryside to raise pigs; the country called for nationwide steel production, and Lu Dajiang's son Lu Gen stole the water kettle of Yan Shipeng and a Tang dynasty bronze mirror from Ma Lin due to a shortage of scrap iron, leading to a fallout between the couple... During the three years of natural disasters, in order to celebrate her son’s birthday who was far away in a foreign land, Ding Menghuan spared no effort to buy a cake, but due to a missing edge on a 50-cent coin, she recklessly stole the cake... The unprecedented Cultural Revolution began, impacting everyone in the building; the anti-Japanese hero Zhou Dalu was labeled as a black paw of Deng, while Zhao Baotian was denounced as a capitalist roadist, and Liu Dekang ended up living in a cow shed. Qian Lijuan announced her separation from Zhou Dalu, and the youths in the building all went to the countryside for labor... A blood-soaked decade twisted human nature, couples turned against each other, brothers became enemies, and fathers and sons harmed one another... All love and hatred were rekindled with the end of the Cultural Revolution... After 40 years of ups and downs, the reform and opening up arrived, and past grievances were blown away with a boom...