Feng Ming photographic film

Song didn't want to kill Yuan in the end, but he was killed by Zhao in the mine because of disagreement in the end.

The trick for farmers Tang Chaoyang (ornaments) and Song (ornaments) who work in private small coal mines to get rich is to befriend foreign farmers who have no place to work, take them to work in coal mines, then create "safety accidents" to kill "relatives" while working underground, and then seek personal gain from mine owners.

They took a fancy to Yuan (Wang) at the railway station, an ignorant rural boy of 16 years old, and made a fake ID card, renamed it Yuan, and became Song's nephew. The three men came to a new small coal mine and became coal diggers. Yuan's eagerness to learn, simplicity, innocence and understanding often remind Song of the meanness of reading.

Compassion has been delayed, and the contradiction with Zhao has intensified day by day. Soon, Zhao set him a deadline.

Extended data:

I. Yuan

Actor king.

A boy of 16 years old went out to work when his father didn't come home for half a year and had no money to go to school. Two men took him to work in the mine.

Second, Chaoyang Tang.

Actor Wang Shuangbao.

He and his associates took people into small coal mines to work for a living, then killed each other, then blackmailed the mine owner as "relatives" and finally died in the mine.

Third, Song Jin Ming

Actor Li.

Tang Chaoyang's partner, during his time with Yuan, once found out that he died in the mine because of the last disagreement.

Blind Well, adapted from the novel Shenmu, is a drama film directed and written by Li Yang and starring Wang, Li and others.

The theme of this film comes from 1998, Zheng Jikuan's gang (killing 1 10), Pan Shenbao's gang (killing 28 people) and Yu Gang (killing 38 people). It tells the story of two idle people living in the mining area who make money by harming others. The film was released in China on April 15, 2003.