Cardiologist Wu Wei held a tampered quality inspection report, but remained silent for three years. Cardiac surgeon Wang Cheng's father died from the same batch of problematic stents. He tolerated the plot and used love as bait to involve Wu Wei in the revenge plan. When the truth peeled off between the police interrogation room and the rooftop, the two discovered that they were both accomplices - she was accused because of her mother, and he was guilty of his own guilt. But the head of the department took advantage of everyone and imprisoned them in the name of "protection". This is not a duel between justice and evil, but a game between three silent people: who uses whom, who saves whom, and who is fake in the performance. When Wu Wei takes out the video that has never been shown to anyone, and when Wang Cheng finally admits to the trial operation three years ago, they face the ultimate choice - continue to be the perfect victim, or be a broken witness?
Medical files, interrogation transcripts, and personal diaries are intertwined to piece together a contemporary fable about the price of silence and the courage to tell the truth. Some of the cages had no locks, so we walked in and closed the doors with our own hands.
Intent: Silence is complicity, and breaking silence requires paying a greater price than silence - true courage is not being fearless, but choosing to speak despite fear.