Soichiro

A murder case occurred in the countryside of Kyushu, but the suspect, Yanagida, insisted that he had not committed the murder. Her sister, Kiyoko, traveled all the way to Tokyo, hoping to invite the renowned lawyer Otsuka to clear her brother's name. However, Otsuka was not interested in this case, and in the end, Yanagita was executed. Tongzi believed that if Otsuka had not refused to help that day, her brother would not have died in vain. So she

In the heart of Tokyo's urban jungle, there remains an old and shabby house, where the Shibata family of five lives in a cramped manner. One day, a man named Aji (played by Lily Franky), who works as a temporary worker at a construction site, often takes his son Shota (played by Kiyoshi Shiki) to the supermarket to steal daily necessities. They return home

In the heart of Tokyo's urban jungle, there remains an old and shabby house, where the Shibata family of five lives in a cramped manner. One day, a man named Aji (played by Lily Franky), who works as a temporary worker at a construction site, often takes his son Shota (played by Kiyoshi Shiki) to the supermarket to steal daily necessities. They return home

In the heart of Tokyo's urban jungle, there remains an old and shabby house, where the Shibata family of five lives in a cramped manner. One day, a man named Aji (played by Lily Franky), who works as a temporary worker at a construction site, often takes his son Shota (played by Kiyoshi Shiki) to the supermarket to steal daily necessities. They return home

The film takes a cross-sectional perspective of The Times, focusing on the story around 1921 and presenting a panoramic view of the grand and earth-shaking historical moment a hundred years ago - passionate young people from all over the country, with an average age of only 28, broke through the surveillance and tracking of various complex international forces and gathered in Shanghai to hold the Communist Party of China