Hao Jing has no concrete prototype, he is a collection of many struggling little people, because there are too many people like him.
Hao Jing, a teenager in his early twenties, lives alone with his sister Jing Tong. Jing Tong suffers from congenital heart disease and needs surgery urgently. The huge cost of the operation is borne by Hao Jing. What's more, Hao Jing is just an ordinary young man. Hao Jing needs money, but it's not that easy to make money.
Hao Jing set a small goal to earn 800,000 yuan in 40 days. This goal is difficult to achieve, but Hao Jing gathered a group of "silly children" to set up Haojing Electronic Components Factory.
These "silly kids" just turned a bunch of "broken mobile phones" into money, and Hao Jing risked his life several times. The ending of the film is very satisfactory, Jing Tong has an operation, Hao Jing's entrepreneurial success has fulfilled his college dream, and bit part students have also gained a wonderful life.
A brief comment on the characters written by Hao Jing;
In this film, Hao Jing, played by Jackson Yi, is a child, but he can't be just a child. Because he is an orphan, he wants to be a brother, a parent and a factory director. For this reason, director Muyewen said: This role needs a mature spirit beyond teenagers.
In the process of watching this film, we can feel the difficulty of Hao Jing. If his mother hadn't died and his father hadn't abandoned his wife and children, he would still be a simple teenager, enjoying college life instead of constantly running for life. But if we know more about Hao Jing, we can also find that he is an anti-PUA expert, and he is absolutely serious about killing people.