What is the ending of A World Without Thieves?

The ending of "A World Without Thieves" is that Wang Bo lost a fight with Uncle Li to protect Sha Gen's money. When he was dying, he wanted to alert the police and sent a text message to Wang Li to comfort her that she was fine. In the end, Uncle Li was arrested, and the scene was fixed on Wang Li worshiping Buddha in Tibet. ?

"A World Without Thieves" is a feature film directed by Feng Xiaogang and starring Andy Lau, Rene Liu, Ge You, Wang Baoqiang and others. The film was released in mainland China on December 9, 2004.

The film is adapted from Zhao Benfu’s novel of the same name. It tells the story of a pair of pickpocketing partners on a train who, in order to realize the wish of a migrant worker named Shagen to “have a world free of thieves”, engage in an affair with another The pickpocket gang launched a series of stories of overt and covert fights.

Plot summary:

The male thief Wang Bo (played by Andy Lau) and the female thief Wang Li (played by Liu Rene) are a pair of pickpocket partners and a pair of desperate lovers. The two set up a trap in a rich man's home, stole the man's BMW with lies and threats, and then traveled all the way to the west to sell the car. Wang Li found out that she was pregnant.

So she wanted to escape from this precarious life, but because she was ashamed of the identity of the two thieves, she doubted whether she and Wang Bo could be good parents, so she felt very complicated. Wang Bo was very concerned about these things. There is no way of knowing that the two had conflicts several times along the way. On the return train, the two met a migrant worker named Sha Gen (played by Wang Baoqiang), who wanted to return to his hometown to build a house and marry a wife with a sum of money he earned from working in the west.