When the Great Wind Rises, the Clouds Soar

During China's reform and opening up, there was an old village head, so poor that he dreamed of making the whole village rich. A woman dared to use the village government to open a toy factory. A man who transformed from a relief recipient to a general manager. A man courageous enough to shoulder heavy responsibilities and with foresight. A migrant worker who rose to become a principal. A county magistrate of science and technology who dared to resign with a mysterious electronic project to start a business. Enthusiastic investors from all over the country and the world.The work deeply portrays the village party secretary, the old village head, director Sun Lixin, women's director Mai Miaojuan, militia commander Sun Dahai, manager Mai Jiuji, and others who tried every means to raise funds to seek investors. They boldly used the Sun family ancestral hall of the village committee to open the first toy factory, which later developed into the largest factory in Asia.In a special spatial and temporal context, the pain and joy experienced by people show the difficult living conditions and positive fates of different individuals. As well as the growth and perception of personal worldviews in this rapidly changing environment. “Realistic spirit” and “human feelings” are strengthened, establishing the artistic character of the work focusing on real life.With a particularly sensitive eye, the work targets the “transition” characteristics of our time, everything is in a process of change, disorder, and re-selection, unfolding the picture of the era in a complex context that is both serious and humorous, full of anxiety and helplessness, self-mockery and irony, providing us with a true and vivid social portrait.They, the most ordinary people, fought extraordinarily in a small village in Dongguan, the core of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and in the tide of reform and opening up, through thirty or forty years of hard work, they have become a great process of earth-shaking changes of a super large city with tens of millions of people, with the world-renowned 'Made in China'.