Watching China go to Shanghai for a hundred years. This city, which has long been one of the pioneers of China's opening-up, has accumulated a profound red temperament in the bustling city of bustling people, the convergence of ships, and the gathering of thousands of merchants. The site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Mao Zedong's former residence, the former site of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, and more than 600 sites and facilities of the Red Revolution scattered throughout Shanghai have become the red genes that integrate into the urban roots. Keeping in mind the earnest instructions, Shanghai will deeply implement the excavation and promotion project of the "birthplace of the Party", the protection and utilization project of revolutionary cultural relics, and the inheritance and promotion project of red culture, making red resources vivid teaching materials and allowing the power of faith to span a century of time and space. Properly handle the relationship between protection and development, continue the historical context of the city, and preserve historical and cultural memories. The Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China is one of the most attractive check-in destinations in Shanghai, with an average daily reception of over 10000 visitors. The century old Shikumen, which is as old as before, allows people to experience the great changes that have created the world and the earth in person; The Xintiandi Business District, which is separated by a wall, is bustling with people. Turning around, you can enjoy the bustling scene of Shanghai today. The strong dissemination power of red culture stems from its deeply rooted red genes, and the century old architecture is a reflection of the city's cultural heritage, "said Xue Feng, director of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China Memorial Hall. At the beginning of this year, the new commercial landmark MOHO in Jing'an District was officially unveiled, with its main entrance located on the side of the former site of the Secretariat of the Communist Party of China Central Committee. The fashionable modern architecture is organically integrated with the historical architecture of Shikumen, presenting a blend of new and old Shanghai style cultural charm. Jing'an District, which has over a hundred ruins of the Red Revolution site, actively explores the integration and development path of red resource protection and utilization with modern urban functions, and successfully creates a "building readable" demonstration area. The best way to inherit history is to create new history. Guo Xiaojing, Deputy Director of the Party History Research Office of the Jing'an District Committee, said, "The red old site complements modern architecture, and precious spiritual wealth reflects the radiance of the times, inspiring those who work and start businesses on this hot land." There are a total of 250 immovable revolutionary cultural relics in Shanghai, with a total investment of about 500 million yuan in the past five years, and 62 of them have been protected and repaired; Activate and utilize 114 locations, add themed exhibitions, establish monuments and commemorative sculptures, and integrate them into public spaces. Adhering to innovation in protection and development in innovation, red resources continue to radiate new vitality in the new era. The large-scale symphonic choir epic "Sailing" created by Shanghai post-90s composer Gong Tianpeng showcases the passion and faith for the country and the people with the excitement of youth, attracting many young listeners. How to organically combine history with reality and look back at the great moment of the birth of the CPC from the perspective of contemporary youth? We used Li Dazhao's article "Youth" published in "New Youth" as the source to find a fit. "In order to better create, Gong Tianpeng visited the red landmarks time and time again, seeking inspiration. In recent years, Shanghai has regarded red culture as a "Shanghai culture" brand, including the novel "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains", the film "1921", the TV drama "Glory and Dreams", and the symphony "Centennial Ode"