Some Praise Wisdom, Others Do Not
Yang Jin
Li Shuchen, Wang Chen, Wei Yongshao, Bi Donglin, Ma Youguan, Zhao Jun'ai, Peng Kehua, Ren Fenhuan, Pan Xuebo, Zhang Yuyan, Zhang Yinhua, Chen Xiufei, Wang Wenming, Yang Dongqing
2012
Mainland China, South Korea
Completed
Mandarin Chinese, Chinese Dialects
108 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as有人赞美聪慧，有人则不，is aMainland China, South KoreaProducerwomen sex，At2012Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese, Chinese Dialects，Current Douban rating7.8(For reference only)。
The story takes place in a certain area of Shanxi. City boy Yang Jin (played by Li Shuchen) has graduated from elementary school. He is quick-witted and can recite all the geographical names of the province clearly. Feeling grown up, he writes a letter to inform his parents that he is going to his grandmother's house. The truth is, he has gone to his good friend Wang Xiaobo's (played by Wang Chen) house in the mountains. Wang Xiaobo has average grades and is usually mischievous. He can both catch fish in the Yellow River and crabs in the mountains, making him the "troublemaker" among his peers. Yang Jin's grandmother holds a strong preference for boys over girls; she loves her grandson more than her granddaughter. Wang Xiaobo, often criticized by his father, doesn’t think he's doing anything wrong. In the eyes of these two children, the adult world is incomprehensible, and only what they see is the real world. Growing up in different environments, the two children spend a carefree and unforgettable summer together...