Who rules the ups and downs

"Who is in Charge" uses the contrasting structure of the two supreme commands of the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang at the historical juncture of the decisive battle for China's destiny, and uses a relatively panoramic narrative method that pursues meaning and philosophy to refine and sublimate the theme of "the rise and fall of people's hearts and minds", showing historical pictures... "Who is in Charge" is an epic-style main theme film. "The Ups and Downs" takes three major battles as the background, takes New Year's Day in 1949 as the entry point, and focuses on shaping Mao Zedong's image. It artistically selects important historical events during the Party Central Committee's stay in Xibaipo, and reflects Mao Zedong's incomparable affection for the people... Through the comparison of the two camps, it shows the unity, wisdom, and determination of the leaders of the Communist Party of China to liberate the whole of China, as well as Chiang Kai-shek's isolation, helplessness, and frustration... Multi-faceted and three-dimensional expressions show that during the years in Xibaipo, Mao Zedong and other leaders calmly commanded the three major battles in the arduous environment, sympathized with the people's sentiments, and at the same time made all preparations for the construction of New China... It interprets Mao Zedong's profound thinking on why he proposed the "two musts" at the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China... "The Ups and Downs" not only vividly depicts Mao Zedong's foresight and courage in decisive battles, but also humanizes his sacrifice for the casualties of officers and soldiers on both sides.