City Dream

Lumo Road, a lively street in downtown Wuhan. An old phone booth and a simple fruit stand on the sidewalk are where Henan farmer Wang Tiancheng and his family make a living. Over the past fourteen years, they have been fighting hard against the urban management, and have become the veritable "street stall kings", which can be regarded as settling in the city. Wang Tiancheng is a 70-year-old stroke patient. His wife has terminal cancer and his son is a disabled person without a right hand. Their only happiness is their granddaughter Pingping, who is in junior high school and is healthy and cheerful. "The whole family stays in the city and Pingping becomes a Wuhan native" is the family's dream, and their life is difficult but ordinary. Until one day, Lumo Road was built as a "jewelry street" in accordance with the urban development plan, and all street vendors needed to be completely cleaned up. The conflict between Wang Tiancheng's family and the urban management squadron began to escalate, and a "survival defense battle" began... Will the urban management, which strictly enforces the law, crush the vendors occupying the road? Or is the most awesome "street stall king" nailing the city center? The original story of the life-and-death struggle between urban management and hawkers, the real process of conflict and interaction between the government and the people. Focusing on the current booming "urban dream" of the Chinese people, you, me and him may all be "Wang Tiancheng".