The Heroes of "Hustlers"
"Hustlers" returns power to groups that are traditionally deprived of it: women, the working class, and sex workers.
School Team
Lu Yang is a strong player on the football team and behaves well in the game. Teachers and colleagues criticized him, but he left the collective to organize a team outside the school. Under the influence of external coach Wu An, Lu Yang fostered individualism and his performance declined. And through a game between the class team and the external team, students are able to distinguish between right and wrong.
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Lu Yang is a strong player on the football team and behaves well in the game. Teachers and colleagues criticized him, but he left the collective to organize a team outside the school. Under the influence of external coach Wu An, Lu Yang fostered individualism and his performance declined. And through a game between the class team and the external team, students are able to distinguish between right and wrong.
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