Ma Shaohua

Jiang Tian left home to work as an interior designer in Beijing, determined to save money to buy a house and maintain her relationship. When everything was going in the direction she had hoped for, Jiang Tian was transferred to the branch in her hometown because she had offended the company's leaders and had to be separated from her boyfriend Fang Yuanqing. The workplace environment of the branch company and Jiang Tian's imagination

The 20-episode TV series "The Legend of Zhang Daqian in Dunhuang" is based on the true story of Zhang Daqian, a renowned Chinese painter, who spent nearly three years in Dunhuang, copying Dunhuang murals, repairing the plank roads in front of the grottoes and cleaning up the quicksand. To this day, the Dunhuang Grottoes still retain the ink marks that Mr. Zhang Daqian used to number the grottoes. But,

From the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, the two or three decades in between were neither short nor long. For China, it has been a decade of dramatic changes. Among them, after the Second Opium War, China went through the Self-Strengthening Movement, the First Sino-Japanese War, the Hundred Days' Reform, the Xinhai Revolution, and the Second Revolution, etc. Among them, China came to an end

In the late 1930s, the ancient Chinese land was ravaged by the iron hooves of Japanese imperialism. Smoke of war rose from the vast territory and the people lived in misery. Liulin Town, located in the central part of Hebei Province, was once a bustling and peaceful place. However, with the entry of the Japanese Kojima Wing into Liulin Town, it was replaced by slaughter and death. Butcher's Village