The Living Treasure of the Present World
Duan Jishun
Zhao Benshan, Shi Guoqing, Gong Hanlin, Lei Kesheng, Chen Lizhong, Huang Suying, Hao Aimin, Yang Ruiku, Lei Ruiqin, Dong Lifan, Shi Yifu, Li Jinxiang, Guo Da, Yang Lei, Ju Hao, Liu Cong
1990
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
88 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as现世活宝，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1990Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.9(For reference only)。
The story takes place in a mountainous area of North China. Unemployed Ben Shan (played by Zhao Benshan) unexpectedly meets the melancholic Mu Du (played by Shi Guoqing). The two post an advertisement in the county town: Shanmu Multi-Functional Co., Ltd. offers services for weddings, funerals, massage, beauty, and makeup. In no time, customers flock in, but they know nothing about the services promoted in the ad; the cries of the customers being massaged sound like pigs being slaughtered, and the double eyelid surgeries rely mostly on drawing. Those who came for fortune-telling were left completely confused. On the second day of opening, someone came looking for them to settle accounts, and they fled in a hurry. They escaped to the countryside, where they took on a commission for a village chief's grandson's hundred-day celebration. Ben Shan also took on the task of arranging the marriage between Aunt Zhang (played by Chen Lizhong) and Aunt Wang (played by Huang Suying). Mu Du, impersonating a chef, was in a panic over a dish called "Monkey Brain," and Ben Shan hurriedly brought a plate of pig brain to substitute. Unable to find the grave of Aunt Wang's son, Ben Shan used a set of dog bones to pretend it was his son's remains...