In 2021, the major revolutionary historical drama "Awakening Age" starring He Wei, Zhang Tong, Hou Jingjian, Ma Shaohua, Zhang Wanyi and others will be broadcast. It can be said that there was an upsurge of people chasing dramas at that time, and the picture of the Chen brothers rushing to the execution ground and laughing back even more to see how many people cried. There are still people who are thinking about it today. After that, in fact, there were many historical dramas, but the spark was never so big, until the appearance of the TV series "Ask the Boundless", the audience couldn't help but sigh after watching it, and finally there was a one comparable to "The Awakening Age". 
After a closer look, you can find that "Ask the Boundless" has many similarities with "The Awakening Age", but "Ask the Boundless" also has many of its own highlights. It is all about the period when Chinese young people explored the Chinese road, but the era of "The Awakening Age" is earlier than "Ask the Boundless", and "Ask the Boundless" can be regarded as the successor of the story behind it. Therefore, in terms of the protagonist of the story, the focus of the two parts is different, and "Ask the Boundless" mainly tells the bloody story of young people exploring the Chinese road from 1921 to 1927. **Appearance in Changsha Orange Island in 1921,**Swimming in the river, he couldn't help but praise a fisherman singing mountain songs while holding a boat. 
The fisherman also sighed that this posterior was so bold that he dared to swim in the river that had just rained. ** then answered: No matter how urgent the water is, it still has a temper, as long as you touch its temper can be lowered. 
At the beginning, you can see that the instructor is not in a hurry, and can grasp the characteristics of things and control it. The instructor really loves to swim in the river, even in old age, he still insists on it, and he has this to say about swimming: "The biggest advantage of swimming is that you can not think about it and let your brain rest well." You can't take sleeping pills, go for a walk, go to the theater, or dance, but you can only do it by swimming, because when you think about something, you will sink and drink water. ”
Chen Duxiu's appearance Chen Duxiu is also an important figure in this period, and his appearance in the play is also very interesting. 
At first, he was listening to the play, and then the Comintern representative Ma Lin came to persuade him, he felt that he was talking to Ma Lin on the surface, but in fact, he was secretly poking and poking at something: "There are three ways for Chinese singing apprentices to learn their skills, one is to pay for ** to teach, the second is to enter the class to learn, and the third is to sign a deed ......of sale."”
This opening scene reflects the "independence of the Chinese revolution" that Chen Duxiu had been fighting for in the early days, and he did not want to be a vassal of the Comintern. Including Chen Duxiu was caught playing mahjong at home, he was not in a hurry, and he scolded blood-sucking mosquitoes on the surface, but in fact, he was still alluding to those who "sucked blood", which is very meaningful. 
Whether it is *** or Chen Duxiu's appearance, it is related to their personal habits, and it is also full of deep meaning, showing the character of the character, so that the audience can quickly understand the character. There is a lot of thought in casting, this "Ask the Boundless" is very different from "The Awakening Age" in that some of the main actors are played by young actors. For example, Wang Renjun played the *** Bai Ke played Chiang Kai-shek, Tang Zeng played Li Dazhao, Jiaze Yang Kaihui, Niu Junfeng Qu Qiubai, Wei Daxun's Cai Hesen, Zheng Yecheng's ***
Basically, the main lineup is made up of young actors, which is in line with the age of the great men of the time, and it is a great honor and a challenge for young actors to play the young image of the revolutionary ancestors. 
Some people think that Chiang Kai-shek played by Bai Ke makes people play, but they feel that the Chiang Kai-shek he plays is quite accurate in interpreting the depressed and sluggish state in the early stage and the expansion when he gains power in the later stage. 
Many people can't enter the play because of his previous image, but after watching it, you will find that Bai Ke's plasticity is still very strong, and the performance of this drama is also good.
Now "Ask the Boundless" has been broadcast, but the popularity is still there, with a Douban score of 89, which is also a good result, I hope that future historical dramas can use this standard to appear more classics such as "The Awakening Age".