Camel Road Goddess

Zhang Jinglong
Zhao Xiaorui, Dilinur, Zhang Zhaobei, Huang Zongluo, Zhao Chunming
1991
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as驼路神卦女,is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex,At1991Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese,Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。
After the start of the Anti-Japanese War, the people of various ethnic groups in Shacheng in western China, including Han, Uyghur, Mongolian, and Hui, raised five thousand taels of gold to fund the resistance. To ensure that this anti-Japanese fund was safely delivered to the soldiers and civilians fighting against the war, the local elders chose the young and brave camel driver Tuo Long to be responsible for the transport mission. After the camel caravan set off, Jin Chizi, known as the Goddess of the Divine Hexagram, insisted on accompanying the caravan to seek a livelihood. Shopkeeper Liu from the "Ha Sheng" agreed, seeing Jin Chizi was quite attractive. Tuo Long had his doubts but couldn't refuse. That night, the caravan camped at a beacon tower, and under the light of the bonfire, Jin Chizi's family sang and danced joyfully while Tuo Long gazed mesmerized at Jin Chizi's enchanting dance, seemingly deep in thought. When the caravan reached the Devil City in the desert, they encountered a band of robbers. For the safety of the caravan, Tuo Long bravely charged alone into the robbers' den. The bandit leader Zhu Tietou forced Tuo Long to leave half of the gold behind, but Tuo Long, showing great wisdom and bravery, suddenly aimed his gun at Zhu Tietou, successfully escaping danger. The caravan continued on its journey, but suddenly a group of cavalry surrounded them, forcibly requisitioning the camels and taking Tuo Long away. That night, Jin Chizi cleverly rescued Tuo Long, but the betrothed Ga Xiong took advantage of the chaos to steal the gold. Due to a lack of water and food, Jin Chizi fell ill with wind-heat disease and was on the verge of death. Seeing this, Tuo Long killed his beloved red castrated camel and used its blood to save Jin Chizi. Jin Chizi took off the flower pouch from her chest and gave it to Tuo Long, expressing her affection for him. Upon learning that the gold had been stolen, Jin Chizi was very anxious and persuaded Ga Xiong to return the gold to Tuo Long, but Ga Xiong, fearing she would leak the news, ordered his men to put Jin Chizi in a sack. Tuo Long earnestly proposed to Jin Chizi's parents but was rejected, so he hurried to find Jin Chizi. He defeated Ga Xiong and his men and rescued Jin Chizi. The caravan arrived at the Wolf's Mouth, where Zhu Tietou led the bandits in pursuit. A fierce battle took the lives of Jin Chizi and Shopkeeper Liu, but Tuo Long ultimately managed to protect the gold. The sun rose gradually from the desert, and in the morning light, Tuo Long ran towards the distance, safeguarding this anti-Japanese fund.