Tianyin

In 1942, at the port of Lushun, a group of Chinese laborers were forcibly taken onto a ship by the Japanese invaders and shipped to Japan. At night, fishermen and manatees take advantage of the chaos to jump into the sea and sneak back into the village. However, they saw that their relatives and fellow villagers were brutally murdered. He endured his grief and anger, took his puppy Huanhuan to a desert island, and began to live like a savage. One day, Manatee rescued the girl Yamada Ye Zi at the beach. When he learned that Ye Zi was Japanese, he couldn't help but became angry and wanted to kill him with a harpoon. But driven by his kindness and humanity, he continued to prepare medicine to treat his injuries and take good care of him. Hou Hainiu learned from Uncle Jiang who accidentally came to the island to collect seafood for the supervisor that Ye Zi was a prostitute accompanying the Japanese army. He felt disgusted and wanted to send her back to Lushunkou. Ye Zi begged and told his unfortunate life experience, which made Manatee realize that this war of aggression also brought serious disasters to the Japanese people. A common destiny tightly connects two young hearts. Three years later, they gave birth to a son, named Calf Niu. The deserted island was filled with joyful laughter. Unexpectedly, a group of defeated enemy troops came to the island. They killed the manatees, raped and killed the leaves, and burned the home they had built so hard, leaving only the miserable cries of the calves echoing over the desert island. The film won the 18th Spanish Film Festival in 1989