@glennpritt
This "new paradigm" is the "grand history, small incision" narrative: entering grand historical events from the perspective of ordinary people, focusing on the fate and emotional awakening of small characters, avoiding grand preaching, instead integrating social values through restrained, authentic, and commercialized expressions (such as suspenseful tension and ensemble portrayal), evoking audience empathy and immersion, achieving natural transmission of ideology alongside market success. For example, "Nanjing Photo Studio" depicts civilian resistance inside a photo studio, showcasing individual resilience that reflects national memory.
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