Forty-nine Days·Festival

In 1937, the iron hoof of Japanese imperialism ravaged the Central Plains, and the majestic ancient capital Nanjing fell. Tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians were brutally murdered by the inhumane invaders. Corpses littered the fields and rivers of blood flowed. The once prosperous city of Nanjing has become a hell on earth that is unbearable to watch. The aggressors ignored international treaties and coveted the safe zones designated by Western countries. In the center of the city, amid the smoke and smoke of artillery fire, the St. Madeleine Church stands tall, doing its best to protect the people who came here to seek refuge. The priest didn't want to leave, so Fabi (played by Zhang Jiayi) insisted on staying with him. Yumo (played by Song Jia), Chunchi (played by Gao Ye), Doukou (played by Zhang Kejia) and others who lived at the bottom came to the church, but even though they were in such trouble, they could not help but suffer the contempt and ridicule of other compatriots. The test of fate is becoming more and more cruel. In order to protect the supreme life, Fabi, Dai Tao (played by Hu Ge) and others have experienced the most profound baptism in life...