Zhuanshan

This film is adapted from the best-selling book of the same name. Taiwanese youth Zhang Shuhao (played by Zhang Shuhao) encountered the death of his brother when he was graduating from college. He was in a period of confusion and accidentally discovered the cycling log left by his brother. This young man who did not ride a bike came up with the idea of ​​riding the Yunnan-Tibet Line to fulfill his brother's unfinished wish. After experiencing the departure of his girlfriend, he returned to Lijiang out of obligation. On the way, Zhang Shuhao met Li Xiaochuan (played by Li Xiaochuan), a cyclist from Yunnan, and they went to Lhasa together. On the fifth day, they came to Deqin, and Li Xiaochuan was frustrated because he missed the opportunity to see the Thirteen Peaks of Meili in the clouds and mist; on the sixth day, they stayed in a Tibetan home in Yanjing, and the scholar and the simple Tibetan people said goodbye; on the seventh day, they were walking hard on the mountain road in Quzika, and Li Xiaochuan accidentally fell off a cliff and was seriously injured. The Yunnan-Tibet line in winter is particularly difficult and dangerous, and Zhang Shuhao must walk the rest of the way alone...