United Until Tomorrow

Early 1949, Shanghai. Under the leadership of Zhang Shifang (played by Sun Zheng), secretary of the underground party branch, workers in a certain cotton factory organized a factory-wide strike because they were dissatisfied with the exploitation and oppression by reactionary capitalists. Due to a lack of understanding of the insidious nature of capitalists and the sabotage of scabs within the factory, the strike was once hindered and the workers' emotions were also adversely affected. Zhang Shifang convened the backbone to discuss countermeasures. On the one hand, she continued to mobilize the grassroots masses, and on the other hand, she penetrated into the yellow trade unions so that she could keep abreast of the capitalist strategies and adjust the direction of the struggle in a timely manner. After another strike, the capitalists relied on enemies with weapons to wildly suppress the striking people. Workers and students across the city called in support, and the strike ultimately won. The artillery fire of the People's Liberation Army spread into Shanghai, and the enemy was in panic all day long. In order to prevent the enemy from causing sabotage, Zhang Shifang organized workers to protect the factory...