Don't blame me, Mom

The film reflects the story of Ming Shengbin (name of the character in the play), an anti-drug hero in the Baoshan area of ​​Yunnan Province at the forefront of my country's anti-drugs, and his comrades. They went undercover many times and went deep into the tiger's den. Under extremely difficult conditions, they experienced countless life and death tests and started a life-and-death contest with international drug gangs and drug traffickers. Among them, the wonderful scene in which Ming Shengbin resolutely sends his nephew to the execution ground is based on the real experience of the prototype character Ming Zhengbin. In 1992, one of Ming Zhengbin's nephews was involved in drug trafficking. Ming Zhengbin personally directed and participated in the arrest, and legally recused himself from the trial and other aspects of the case. In the end, his nephew was executed by firing squad in accordance with the law. The film is produced by the Beijing Jinzun Film and Television Cultural Communication Center. Bao Dazhi, who has starred in films such as "The Happy Life of Zhang Damin" and "The Woman Behind the Woman", plays Ming Shengbin, and actress Tao Yuling plays Ming Shengbin's mother. After the film's premiere ceremony in Kunming on the 7th, it will be distributed and screened nationwide. Ming Zhengbin is currently the deputy mayor and director of the Public Security Bureau of Yuxi City, Yunnan Province. He has been engaged in anti-drug work for 16 years. He has worked tenaciously on the anti-drug front and made many meritorious deeds. He personally solved and directed the detection of more than 1,600 drug cases of various types. He has been awarded the title of "National Outstanding People's Police", "China's Outstanding Young Guard", "National Advanced Worker" and "National Outstanding Personnel".