Forced migration

The real tragedy does not appear between good and evil, but between dilemmas.

Dying for survival, before it is officially released, it has already exploded the circle of friends.

"I thought it was a comedy, but I didn't expect to cry when I saw it. Too painful! "

There is no "one" of the best domestic films in these two years.

Go and see. Bring a tissue.

The film is based on real events.

The prototype is Lu Yong, and the protagonist in the play is Yong Cheng.

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Yong Cheng is a vendor selling "Indian oil", but he has a very bad heart:

Business in Shen You shops is slow and they can't afford to pay rent. His wife divorced him because of domestic violence, and his son had to emigrate overseas with his stepfather.

Dad got hemangioma and was in a hurry to have an operation. He needs money too much;

If there is no money, the shops that make a living from it will close.

Without money, the eight-year-old son will leave him.

Without money, dad can only die tragically.

His skull is about to explode with pain.

At this juncture, a patient with chronic myeloid leukemia, Lu Benefit, found him and wanted to ask him to buy a medicine from India-Indian Granin.

China also sells Granin, but it sells Swiss Granin-40,000 yuan a bottle.

Ordinary patients simply can't afford it, because they will eat a house in two years.

Glinin sold in India is a generic drug of Swiss Glinin, and its efficacy is similar to that of Swiss Glinin, but only one bottle of 500 yuan is sold.

But-this medicine is illegal in China, so it can only be bought (smuggled).

"Purchasing only needs one bottle of 500 yuan, but it can be sold for 5,000 yuan when it is taken back to China."

Yong Cheng, who was in urgent need of money, thus embarked on the road of "illegal purchasing" and became the agent of Indian Granin Company in China.

While earning a lot of money, Yong Cheng also saved countless leukemia patients. Everyone sent banners and called them "drug gods".

However, the "drug god" is not so easy to deal with. A large number of "counterfeit drugs" appeared in China market, which quickly attracted the attention of Swiss companies. They called the police, and the police began to send people to track down "fake drugs."

Yong Cheng was afraid that he would go to jail, so he retired soon, transferred the sole agency to a drug dealer, and then opened a textile factory.

I don't know that after the drug dealer took over, a bottle of medicine rose from 5000 yuan to 20 thousand yuan.

How can this patient afford such expensive medicine? In a rage, he reported the drug dealer wanted by the police.

Great-20,000 bottles of generic drugs have not been sold.