Wu ren qu

A young lawyer from the city travels to the Gobi desert where he embarks on a series of adventures and challenge

It is a film with a strong style, "nervous" when watching it, and "satisfied" after watching it. We should applaud a domestic film for its naked expression of the evil of human nature

..totally enjoyed this movie..negative reviewers wouldn't know a good movie if it hit them in the face. this movie could be made in any country and it would be a good watch. the dark comedic moments really made me laugh inside and there's plenty of those moments. the main protagonist was perfect for this movie..he's suppose to be an everyday guy not a buff superhero..the reviewer who gave this a 1 star review..haha. Huang Bo had some really dark comic lines in this movie, at no times was he just trying to be funny. in my opinion ..if you are a fan of this type of movie..you shouldn't miss this one. i know the movie is genuinely good when i don't forget about watching it. this is one i'll not forget.

It seems that the local directors of China still like and are good at this C2C (copy 2 China) tuning. It is almost impossible to create new forms of expression and new theatrical models by oneself. Fortunately, there are a few old opera bones, at least they can hold up.

It should be translated into "no man's land", not something puzzling to foreigners. It's not going to be attractive. The film is well worth seeing.