Mountain-Moving Madman: Searching for Soul Jade in Four Tombs

In Lanzhou in 1982, Feng Qi, a son of a factory and mine, lived in misery until his mother suddenly became terminally ill and had no money for treatment. When he was desperate, he and his best friend "Cabinet" - a guy who was greedy for money, poor-mouthed but loyal, dug out the Taoist notes left by his grandfather and embarked on the road of tomb robbing. In the ancient tombs of the Western Jin Dynasty in Dalanggou, they discovered mysterious murals: Four pieces of soul jade can cure terminal diseases. Qinglong wood jade can delay the disease, and only when the four jade are gathered together can the cure be cured. In order to save his mother, Fengqi traveled to Gansu, Jiangxi, Inner Mongolia, and Guangdong. Each ancient tomb contained the life and death test of the tombkeeper and the agency. Each piece of soul jade involved the grudges of his grandfather back then. When the four pieces of soul jade were finally gathered together, the mother had died of illness. The extreme tension between hope and despair finally comes down to "it's too late". This is a story about filial piety, brotherhood and the tragedy of the times. In the thrill of tomb robbery, there flows the struggle and tenderness of the low-level people in the 1970s and 1980s in the cracks of fate. This story is purely fictitious and any similarities are purely coincidental.