Bai Shilu: There Are No Ghosts Here

Chen Sanjin, a young man from Shenyang who was burdened with family debt, was forced to work in a funeral parlor. A poor boy who was afraid of ghosts, he ended up doing the job of dealing with the dead every day. In the daily life of seeing ghosts, he learned three things: first, ghosts are not that scary, what is scary are the knots in people's hearts; second, rules are not constraints, but guardrails bought with blood and tears by predecessors; third, life itself is meaning, and there is no need to transcend anything. As for what the curator Zhou said, "There are no ghosts here" - well, do you believe it? Anyway, Sanjin doesn't believe it.