Site Selection

Qingshi Village, an ordinary village surrounded by mountains. Li Chengzong's family suffered misfortune one after another. The only son Zhiqiang died in a car accident, his wife was diagnosed with cancer, and his sister-in-law became permanently disabled. He spent 100,000 yuan to move the grave three times, convinced that it was the fault of his ancestral grave that caused all this. The daughter came back from the provincial capital and said: "Dad, I doubt this is about the grave." At the same time, the brick factory at the east end of the village was judged to be an "ancient landslide" by a geological report. The same date was written on the report, but it was suppressed and ignored for three years. An outsider came to the village and wanted to use the wasteland to grow medicinal materials; a young woman who returned home sold products from the mountains through the camera of her mobile phone. Lin Xiaohe, a fourteen-year-old junior high school student, carried a borrowed compass manual and geography textbook to conduct traditional site selection surveys in the village. She noticed something was going wrong. People in Qingshi Village say: When a person dies, it all depends on that hole of soil. But perhaps, it is never the soil that controls destiny. Those who stand up are human beings.