
Lift The Sky With Only One Hand
Synopsis
Adapted from the true story of Liu Jinyuan, a young disabled man from Changjiang Village, Guangxi. Yang Luyuan lost one of his palms in an accident in his childhood, but he is a disabled man with a strong will and self-reliance. After many painful failures, Yang Luyuan leads his hometown people to raise sheep to become rich and create a better and happier life. This film has been selected for the 2021 National Radio and Television Administration Network Audiovisual Programme Excellence Creation and Dissemination Project, and the 2022 Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Broadcasting and Television Bureau Key Network Audiovisual Selection.
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