"The Women of Longkou" tells the story of several male and female protagonists born in the 1950s and 1960s and their descendants in a certain place in the Yangtze River Delta and the Wanjiang River, where they struggled in emotional entanglements and in shopping malls like battlefields. Reform and opening up has pushed a generation of people involuntarily onto the wave of business. Some people fight forward on the wave, while others may be photographed by the wave... Emotions are entangled, some are confused, and some may be sober, but they are inseparable from human nature and the most real needs, and are also limited by conscience and morality, the times and social environment in which they live.
This article was written at the end of December 2019, and was published not long ago. It seems that it is not much out of touch with the current moment, and it is a bit in tune~
Intent: True love, even fights in shopping malls can be sentimental