The ending of Sanzi's invasion of Guandong

The ending of the three sons in "Going to the East" is that Zhu Kaishan opened a Zhu Ji restaurant. Although he was made difficult by the local people, he turned his enemies into friends with the unique friendship of Shandong people. Jiazigou discovered a coal mine, and the family began to compete with the Japanese for mining rights. After fierce struggle, the Zhu family United and finally let the coal mine return to the hands of China people.

"Going to the East" focuses on the immigration tide in China's modern history, which reproduces the inextricable relationship between people and families, families and countries in a family, but actually projects the rise and fall of the whole country. The play begins with the story of Zhujiajian Island's family of five, and presents a modern history of China to the audience from the perspective of ordinary people.

The "Guan" in "Braving the Guandong" refers to Shanhaiguan. /kloc-in the 9th century, the lower reaches of the Yellow River in China suffered from famine year after year, and the people of the Central Plains in the lower reaches of the Yellow River invaded the Northeast on a large scale, which was the largest in history. At this time, the Boxer Rebellion, imperialism seized the opportunity to carve up China, and Russia gained a lot of privileges in Northeast China. After the Russo-Japanese War, Japan forced Russia to transfer its privileges to Japan.

Introduction:

Due to the war and famine, Zhu Kaishan (Li Youbin) came to Baishan Heishui from his hometown in Shandong. They searched for gold, cut down trees and collected ginseng, fought against bandits, officials and feudalism, and survived again and again; Finally, they had their own countryside, but the local gentry regarded it as a "foreign land". After many difficulties and struggles, Jia Zhu passed on the more advanced farming techniques to the local people, and the local people became brothers with them.

In order to develop, Zhu Kaishan led his family to the city, but he didn't want to be squeezed out and oppressed by "Jehol Gang" businessmen. In our struggle, both sides paid the price of blood. Finally, I understand that infighting and harming others are all descendants of the Chinese people. Only with one heart and one mind can a hundred generations prosper. As an industrial power, Zhu Kaishan followed the trend of the times, took the lead in opening coal mines, and launched a life-and-death struggle with Japanese colonists. Finally, they safeguarded national interests and sovereignty.