Shajing Nuanyang

In Shajing, Shenzhen, Qinghe Pet Cemetery has reached a desperate situation. Entrepreneur Su Wan gave up his stable job to create a place for his wandering furry child to rest his thoughts, but was dragged into the quagmire by heavy rental debt. The arrears of 80,000 yuan are due, and the incinerator will be towed away and sold. At the same time, a shutdown notice for environmental protection rectification hangs above the head, leaving only more than 3,000 yuan in the account. Asset management specialist Lin Zhou brought a rigorous debt repayment plan, but the creditors insisted that they must receive an initial cash payment of 40,000 yuan before they would suspend the disposal. Su Wan asked for help and borrowed money, but encountered obstacles everywhere. In desperation, she did not choose to close the shop and walk away, but opened paid pre-registration for commemorative nameplates to former customers. There is no savior with magical powers. The crisis can be temporarily resolved by relying on the trust and advance payment of a group of ordinary people. But this is not a complete victory. All debts have not yet been settled, and environmental rectification, off-season business, and various bills are still waiting ahead. This is a realistic story about survival, ideals and trust.