Thousands of miles to dangerous places, Guanshan crossing is like flying, Reivew on Stagecoach

It's easy to think of "Ball of Suet". It's all about prostitutes and a cart of people of different identities riding a carriage to another place. It's all about other people's prejudice against prostitutes at the beginning, and then moved by the prostitutes and accepted prostitutes, of course. The ending of Ball of Suet is even more tragic, with prostitutes falling prey.

Obviously, the screenwriter of this film derived this story from "Ball of Suet". Westerns tend to have simple plots, winning with rhythm, a sense of suspense, a sense of tension, adding a little bit of love between children, grudges and hatreds, and then a gunfight and a horse-riding chase. . The black and white film does not reflect the magnificence of the Yellow Desert, which is a pity.

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