Give Me A Ride
Yu Liangsheng heads to western Sichuan to find his sister, Yu Xiao, only to discover she’s been kidnapped by traffickers. Teaming up with drifter Gu Xiaoman, he becomes entangled in a larger conspiracy. With hidden agendas and comedic misadventures, what awaits them at the end of their journey?
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Yu Liangsheng heads to western Sichuan to find his sister, Yu Xiao, only to discover she’s been kidnapped by traffickers. Teaming up with drifter Gu Xiaoman, he becomes entangled in a larger conspiracy. With hidden agendas and comedic misadventures, what awaits them at the end of their journey?
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