Huapiao Edge Line

The rain in New York's Chinatown soaked up the blood and tears of Lin Mo, a second-generation American. As a native American, he lives in purgatory: under the shackles of family ties, his father is suffering from liver cancer and his mother is struggling to make a living from rheumatism; his uncle is escaping from debts, gangsters are chasing him, and a knife is put to his neck every day. He worked multiple jobs to survive, and all he earned was medical expenses and life-saving money. In front of others, he spoke loudly and protected his body, and was very tough; behind the scenes, he hid his weaknesses and secretly shed tears for his parents while guarding the hospital bed. There are no cheats, no shortcuts, just a real life-and-death leap; suffering is in the bones, and laughter is forced on the tip of the knife. Lin Mo gritted his teeth and protected his family with his sharp mouth.