Introduction to the work "Cellar Echoes"
In the autumn of 2011, Xizhou City Laocheng District Police Station. A young girl with injured bare feet and a trembling body stumbled into the duty room at two o'clock in the morning. With a broken voice, she revealed a human tragedy that had lasted for two years.
Under the hustle and bustle of the bustling city, four meters deep underground in an ordinary residential building, a mediocre man named Chen Haisheng spent half a year digging an airtight cellar with his bare hands. This "honest man" who was suppressed at work, despised in marriage, and shown to be incompetent everywhere in life, turned all the frustrations and low self-esteem in reality into a pathological desire for absolute power. Using high-paying part-time jobs as bait, he deceived and imprisoned six young women, establishing a cruel ruling order in this underground kingdom that was not bound by law and morality.
In a dark cage, human nature is violently torn on the boundary between life and death. Some people gave in completely in order to survive, becoming accomplices of the perpetrators, and became alienated in the struggle of the weak; some people would rather die than bow their heads, and smashed their lives against the cold iron door, leaving marks of resistance of blood and fire; and Lin Wei, the first imprisoned, put away her sharp edge after witnessing two deaths, and used her fingernails to carve the word "" on the wall one by one, without stopping for seven hundred and twelve days and nights. She hid all her hatred and hope under the surface of obedience, silently observed, patiently planned, and finally, through the eyes of the last intruder, the first ray of sunlight finally shone into the darkness buried deep underground.
The abyss can trap the human body, but it can never trap the human heart. Those words "" engraved on the walls and those eyes that never go out in the darkness will eventually prove that even if you are in the deepest hell, as long as the light in your heart does not go out, there will always be a day for dawn.
Purpose: Pay attention to the safety plight of women at the bottom, face trauma and redemption, and refuse to seek novelties and consume suffering.