I think getting a good name will remind people of that turbulent time. The dramatic plot is realistic and fast-paced. The first two episodes made rapid progress. In order to get my sister into college, the two brothers who make a living by picking up rags and repairing home appliances did their part. In order to borrow money from the master, the eldest brother signed a "deed of prostitution" for four years. Then the story goes on.

I remember Einstein once said that feelings and wishes are the driving force of all human efforts and creations. The popular understanding of this sentence is that everyone has a dream. As long as you are willing to work hard and follow your dreams, you will be able to plant in spring and grow in summer, and harvest in autumn and store in winter. This is vividly reflected in the hit TV series "Agitation".

From the time line, "Agitation" is later than the same type of TV series "Big Rivers". The growth history of the three brothers and sisters Lu also represents the struggle of a generation, with gains, regrets and regrets, but more reflects the ups and downs experienced in the wave of reform and opening up after the 1960 s and 1970 s.

Indeed, each of us has our own goal, that is, we can treat the object of love as a treasure; It can be a mouth-watering food; It can be a happy life with plenty of food and clothing. As long as we have goals, we will have motivation. But the most commendable thing is that everyone can consistently and unswervingly adhere to their desired goals, and release endless motivation for their goals to advance and even take off. People should make unremitting efforts for their dreams and goals, which is a connotation of the drama "Agitation" and an indispensable force for each of us. Only those who persist will not make dreams a laughing stock.