Liu Xingsheng

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A young professional woman, driven to despair by relentless overtime, takes her own life by jumping from a building. Following her tragic death, the building is haunted by eerie occurrences and strange phenomena.

Liu Zhi, a lumberjack in the small town of Kiran, was arrested by the police for theft, but the kind old Liu saw that Liu Zhi’s impoverished home not only failed to catch him, but also gave him rice and oil. Liu Zhi felt guilty and chopped off his three fingers. Lao Liu asked someone to help him pick up his finger, and he couldn’t be treated because of the infection in the town. He wanted to take him to the big hospital as soon as possible. The station stopped unexpectedly

During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Aunt Tang, a villager from a small town in southern Jiangsu, resolutely gave away her own daughter to protect the descendants of the female cadres of the New Fourth Army. In the battle with the Japanese army, Tang Songniang's biological son Tang Songlin died sacrificely. Tang Niang held back the pain of bereavement and cooperated with the New Fourth Army's stubborn resistance to the Japanese invaders, and finally ushered in victory.