Character profile: A sunny, hazy teenager, 18 years old, still doesn't know where he is from and who his parents are. When I was three years old, I was sold to other provinces by traffickers. When I grew up, I wandered around looking for my home, but I was adopted by Boss Xie and became a coolie and a profitable teenager. He has an Oedipus complex for Feng Ying.

Actor profile: Ding Ning made a guest appearance in "Migrant Workers for Survival". Ding Ning studied tennis in Beijing Sport University, then studied in Canada and graduated from vancouver film school. Now he is the director of a media company in Vancouver. This year, he also served as the executive chairman of the third Vancouver Chinese Film Festival. His self-directed and self-directed "A Moment" became the opening film of the film festival.

Synopsis: Songjiang City, a small town in the northeast, a group of migrant workers from all over the country came here to survive. They were soaked in sweat on the site of the most modern high-end apartment in this city. In the humble shed next to it, hundreds of migrant workers gathered around the foreman Xie () to ask about the salary payment. Mr. Xie reluctantly told everyone that the person in charge who promised to pay today did not appear at all. Depressed migrant workers don't believe what boss Xie said. They knocked down the office door, only to find it empty. Hard-earned wages have been ruthlessly illegally misappropriated, and the wages of migrant workers to support their families have been owed indefinitely. In order to make a living, they were forced to recover collectively, but what they got was the threat of violence and deadly intimidation. The lives of these vulnerable groups who lack humanistic care are suddenly in jeopardy. After discussion, it was decided that most people would go home for the autumn harvest, leaving (Sun Song), Lu Changyou (Tao Zeru), (Wang Yi), Boss Xie and Shuan (Ding Ning) as representatives of migrant workers to beg for wages.