"Immediately the World" is a revolutionary drama that profoundly depicts the background of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, adapted from Xu Guixiang's original novel "Immediately the World". Directed by Gao Xixi and starring Zhang Luyi, Ye Xuan, He Rundong, Tao Xinran and many other outstanding actors, this drama tells the story of the protagonist Chen Qiushi's growth from a rich child who escaped marriage to a brave and resourceful anti-Japanese general.
In the play, Chen Qiushi (played by Zhang Luyi) embarked on the road of revolution under the guidance of the progressive young Zhao Ziming (played by He Rundong) and was sent to the Whampoa Military Academy to study military Xi. There, he gradually grew into an outstanding officer with his strategic talents and the training of his mentor. However, due to differences in faith, he parted ways with his mentor and joined the Kuomintang army. In the War of Resistance Against Japan, Chen Qiushi led the troops to make many achievements, but his unruliness also made him belittled by his superiors many times. The war separated him from his family for seventeen years, his wife Yang Yi (Ye Xuan) has remarried, and his son Chen Sanchuan (Yin Xiaotian) has become his subordinate, refusing to recognize him because of his dissatisfaction with his mother's actions.
With its rich plot and profound character portrayal, "Immediately the World" shows a magnificent historical period. The drama not only presents the cruelty and complexity of war, but also deeply explores the conflict and reconciliation between human nature, family and faith. Through Chen Qiushi's life experience, it reflects the growth and transformation of countless young people in that era, as well as the moral and emotional choices they faced during turbulent times. This drama is not only a historical drama, but also a deep reflection on human nature and history, which is worthy of in-depth viewing and thinking by the audience.
"Immediately the World" reaches its emotional peak in the climactic plot of the outbreak of the Liberation War. In this part of the plot, Chen Qiushi (played by Zhang Luyi) was hit by a cannonball on the battlefield to cover his comrades, and was seriously injured and fell into a coma. At this life-and-death juncture, he and his long-misunderstood son Chen Sanchuan (Yin Xiaotian) finally recognized each other and experienced an affectionate father-son embrace together. Chen Qiushi confessed to his son his silent care and expectations all along, explaining that his sacrifice of his mother's love was for the greater good of the country and the nation. The catharsis of this period of emotion not only dissipated the resentment in Chen Sanchuan's heart, but also transformed into admiration and love for his father. He assured his father that he would continue to fight for the cause of New China. The father and son finally fought side by side on the battlefield together, and together composed a touching heroic hymn.
As a TV series that profoundly shows patriotism and revolutionary spirit, "The World Now" not only has tense and fierce war scenes, but also touching character emotions. Zhang Luyi and Ye Xuan successfully created the image of a loyal revolutionary couple through superb acting skills, which aroused the audience's affectionate resonance. Yin Xiaotian's depiction of Chen Sanchuan's growth and psychological transformation is also very infectious, especially the father-son scene with Zhang Luyi, which is unforgettable. This drama is not only a recreation of history, but also a celebration of the most glorious parts of human nature. It not only shows the brilliance of humanity in war, but also deeply embodies the power of family feelings. "The World Right Now" is an excellent TV series that deserves in-depth viewing and reflection.