Chen Kun

The film takes a cross-sectional perspective of The Times, focusing on the story around 1921 and presenting a panoramic view of the grand and earth-shaking historical moment a hundred years ago - passionate young people from all over the country, with an average age of only 28, broke through the surveillance and tracking of various complex international forces and gathered in Shanghai to hold the Communist Party of China

In the 1970s in China, the educated youth Luo Ming (played by Chen Kun) and Ma Jianling (played by Liu Ye) went to a small village in Xiangxi to receive re-education from the poor and lower-middle peasants. However, the impoverished life in the countryside gradually made them feel tired. They met the village's little tailor (played by Zhou Xun), who was lively and cheerful

In the late 1980s, Hu Baji (played by Chen Kun), Wang Kaixuan (played by Huang Bo) and Shirley Yang (played by Shu Qi) were planning to retire in the United States. The once powerful gold hunters became street vendors and were chased all over the streets by the immigration authorities. Just at this moment, I unexpectedly discovered Chu, who had died on the grassland 20 years ago