I Open a Bank in Myanmar

Lin Wenqing, a Chinese banker, inherited an old house in Myanmar and discovered his father's diary of blood and tears that survived the anti-Chinese riots in 1967. He was determined to rebuild the bank in the cracks of the military's democratic wave, but he was involved in a deeper whirlpool - the finger-breaking ceremony in the underground vault, the blood gold in the Kachin mining area, and the central bank's gold-plated extortion. When he met Ma Su, a Burmese journalist who was pursuing the truth, the two embraced each other at gunpoint during the hearing and got married in front of the prison glass. Together, they guard an account book that records the country's black gold, and also guard the true feelings that are more fragile than gold in troubled times.