Tuya's Marriage

On the increasingly dry grasslands of Inner Mongolia, her husband Battelle (played by Battelle) became disabled with both legs digging water wells, and his wife Tuya (played by Yu Nan) is hardworking, kind, and has a fierce personality. She shouldered the burden of the family and took care of the children alone, but the long-term toil caused her lumbar spine to become pathologically pathological, and she was even in danger of paralysis of her lower limbs. In order not to delay Tuya any longer, Battelle, who was lying in bed, decided to divorce. In the face of reality, Tuya could only agree. But she insisted on raising the conditions for her remarriage: the new husband must support Battelle with her. From then on, Tuya began the difficult process of choosing a husband, and the additional conditions made many men who came to propose marriage hesitate. The neighbor Senger (played by Senger) has always been afraid of his wife, but his wife often runs away with other men and runs away. He has a secret love for Tuya... This film won the Golden Bear Award at the 57th Berlin International Film Festival in 2007.