This is the first feature film of my own after returning to my hometown, Anyang. I have only lived there for 9 years, on Mudan Street of Anyang. However, the local customs and practices there have shaped my personality, habit, and infiltrated my blood. Sometimes I feel lucky that I could be born and raised in the most ancient yet common village. It provides me with other perspectives, and I could put myself in other\u2019s shoes or think from the ground up. Nowadays, here exists the combination of vigorous vitality, desire, confinement, beauty and ugliness. I believe that every detail is worth expressing into forms of art, and I am willing to be an idyllist and a part of the Chinese film history in creating the most vulgar poem. <\/p>\n","time":"107min","year":"2020","color":"Color","limit":"all-age","category":"Fiction","language":"","awards":false,"first-play":"World Premiere","country":"China","main-production":"Dong Xingyi | Li Shangpeng | Zhang Liang | Zhang Zongji | Yang Hong Qiang | Yang Xuefen ","resolution":"","intro_small":"","intro":"
It tells the story about the protagonist Junsheng shortly after he is released from prison. After returning home, an estrangement occurs between him and his hometown. He had left his town for only two years, but he believes that he is still the toughest young man in the village. After various sufferings, he finds that the seemingly short two-years is an unbridgeable gap.<\/p>\n","preview":{"title":"