The film briefly describes a series of jokes played by a rural man after he entered the city.

This is a very old movie, but it's very good. Although illiterate, I went to Beijing to gain fame and finally became the second place. Every time I hit it off, I saved the day, and there was a knowledgeable tout around me, so I was an honest official.

It's really good. You can have a look if you are interested.

There is also a book "The Road to Desire" (by Wang Dajin), which tells the story of how a rural college student struggled in society and finally succeeded. When Deng Qun, a group of young students, graduated from college, unwilling to give in to fate, they tried their best to stay in the provincial capital and began to run wildly on the road of desire ── in order to change their humble position, he wanted to climb up and marry a beautiful city woman. To this end, he experienced pain and suffering, twisted his soul and betrayed his personality. He seems to get everything he deserves, he can't control his inflated desire, and his personality is destroyed again. ...

It's really well written, and the "points" of human nature are vividly written. Recommended reading! I have finished reading it.