Somehow, an emerald gemstone of great value somehow maintains the fate of several characters. It can be said that in the current domestic box office market, "Crazy Stone" really shines like jade. Without more commercial publicity, there would be more praise. It is difficult to see why. Many people use this film to compare it to the previous Wu Shixian's "Waiting Alone," but it is obvious that "Stone" is more delicately sculpted, and its more original, localized language style and international atmospheric editing techniques have merged into one. A black humor film similar to Guy Ritchie, it has to be said that this is a time for domestic film creation and censorship to keep pace with the times.
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