Fen Fengfei

[City life + Cantonese dialect + healing reality] [A Feng x A Da] [The South China tigress who has become a master vs. The famous poor man, gangster, and errand king of Rhinoceros Street] In Rhinoceros Street, a bustling street in Guangzhou, everyone knows that there is a lame and poor "Bai Zi Da" called Ada. His biggest wish in life is to save money to go to the United States to meet the mother who abandoned him. Until one day, he picked up a big silly woman named "A Feng" in Baiyun Mountain. She has an incredible appetite, is extremely powerful, has a heartless smile, and has two unevenly ground tiger teeth. The neighbors pointed at her behind her back, saying she was a "big wave phoenix" and laughed at Ada because the toad had eaten swan meat. Only Ada himself knew that A Feng was really a 500-pound South China tigress. She has no understanding of human nature, but she only listens to Ada's words; she is wild and untamable, but she will protect her only "ribs" in the clumsiest way. In the streets of the 1990s, which were full of fireworks, violence and warmth, one was the most cowardly poor man, and the other was the most ferocious fairy. When threats from gangsters, cold looks from neighbors, and Ah Feng's bloodthirsty instinct follow one after another, how can this cohabitation life between humans and monsters continue with laughter and tears? "A-Feng, will you leave?" "Where am I going?" "Yeah, you're not going anywhere." "Yeah, I'm not going anywhere." A story about domestication, protection and separation, with the gentlest core hidden under the vulgar market dialect.