Zhang Wumao

The story is about a delivery man Li An Quan struggling to live in Beijing meanwhile his daughter is ill and needs 20 million for surgical fees. Li works hard to earn money, but accidents occurre one after another.

After his father’s death, Beijing entrepreneur Li Zhiqiang returns to his hometown. As tourism redevelopment advances, his family clashes over the old house: relocate, rebuild, or preserve, forcing him to confront duty, memory, and home.

The story is about a delivery man Li An Quan struggling to live in Beijing meanwhile his daughter is ill and needs 20 million for surgical fees. Li works hard to earn money, but accidents occurre one after another.

After his father’s death, Beijing entrepreneur Li Zhiqiang returns to his hometown. As tourism redevelopment advances, his family clashes over the old house: relocate, rebuild, or preserve, forcing him to confront duty, memory, and home.

After his father’s death, Beijing entrepreneur Li Zhiqiang returns to his hometown. As tourism redevelopment advances, his family clashes over the old house: relocate, rebuild, or preserve, forcing him to confront duty, memory, and home.