I Love Beijing Tiananmen

In a remote town in the south in the late 1970s, children rolled hoops, had water fights, and gunfights after school. Their cheerful figures were everywhere in the streets and alleys. Xiaoqing, a fifth-grade student, is addicted to his favorite photo printing. On the eve of National Day, he had a sudden idea and decided to take a group photo of the whole class standing in front of Tiananmen Square. He tried numerous times with his homemade video player, but failed. Very anxious, he accidentally discovered that an old man in the town who drank all day long could take pictures, so he and his companions tried every means to get close to the old man. The two generations went from confronting each other to understanding each other, and finally resonated with the plot point of Tiananmen. The old man used a special method to fulfill the children's wishes. The town was abuzz as the children ran through the streets carrying a giant photo of them standing in front of Tiananmen Square.