The show opens with an actor portraying Ivanka Trump, who experiences a dream involving her father, Donald Trump, and a fictional twin brother named Chuan Pu, a name that reflects Trump’s name in Chinese. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of U.S.-China relations, beginning in 1972 with President Nixon’s landmark visit to Beijing, which established diplomatic ties between the two nations. In this alternate history, a young Donald Trump is depicted as being present in China during Nixon’s meetings with Mao Zedong and Premier Zhou Enlai.
Chuan Pu, disillusioned by the hardships of the Cultural Revolution, eventually makes his way to the United States, where Trump is depicted as president and is hosting leaders like North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. In a twist of events, Ivanka asks Chuan Pu to impersonate her father at a rally in Pennsylvania due to Trump’s abduction by Martian aliens. The plot thickens as an assassination attempt occurs, with Chuan Pu escaping unharmed as a bullet narrowly misses him — a divergence from historical events.
The show’s blend of satire and fantasy explores themes of identity, politics, and the absurdity of contemporary leadership. By inserting a fictional narrative around real historical events and contemporary figures, it critiques and reflects on U.S.-China relations and the eccentricities surrounding Trump’s presidency, all while maintaining a humorous and imaginative approach. The plot’s surreal elements invite viewers to engage with socio-political commentary through a lens of parody and speculation.
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