Foggy Cross Street

At 6:47 in the evening, Jiang Zhixing went downstairs to throw away garbage and found that the cross street road had disappeared. Gray fog blocked the four street intersections, making it impossible to make calls, and those who went out fled back in a hurry. A small town with less than 300 people suddenly became an isolated island. Jiang Zhixing, who returned home from unemployment in the city, wanted to escape the troubles of life, but was forced to face the unknown in the fog with his father and neighbors. Identity credentials, unfamiliar copies, and inevitable choices again and again tear apart daily life. He gradually becomes aware of certain rules, but finds that every judgment may come with a price. To survive, they must not only figure out what is in the fog, but also decide how the people in the town should get along with each other. When existence begins to be recorded and screened, who is qualified to make a choice for another person?