Echoes of Tea Mountain: Tearful Questions and Calls In the film, the township head is the richest and most powerful person in the local area. For their own benefit, the teachers in the school tried every means to curry favor with the mayor's son Lin Zhihong and his daughter Lin Xuefen. Lin Xuefen is already a teacher at Zhongshan Elementary School. Lin Zhihong is still in elementary school and is A Ming’s classmate. He is well-behaved, but very rigid when it comes to drawing, lacking imagination and expressiveness. Lin Zhihong's name was not originally on the list recommended by Teacher Guo to participate in the drawing competition, but in order to please the township head, the teachers just joined forces and squeezed A Ming out of the limited quota. This incident was undoubtedly a fatal blow to Amin, who loved drawing. He already suffered from liver disease, which was worsened by grief. The township head, who was eager to run for office, accepted Teacher Guo's plea and sent insecticide to A Ming's family in order to ask Teacher Guo to help him draw an impressive self-portrait. But A Ming's father delayed voting for the township chief because of A Ming's illness, which made the township chief very angry. In order to retaliate, he forced Amin's father to pay off all previous debts. A Ming's father was a courageous tea farmer. He sold the piglets and paid back the money to the township head. However, in this case, Amin would have no money for medical treatment. Teacher Guo beat the director in anger because of A Ming's failure, and left Tea Mountain angrily. His departure dealt a heavy blow to Amin's already weak body. Soon after, A Ming died beside the drawing paper by the river. The death of a child from a poor family and the shattering of dreams were quickly forgotten by everyone in Chashan. But teacher Guo Yuntian has not forgotten A Ming’s dream of painting. He took A Ming’s paintings to participate in international competitions and won a gold medal. When the news came, the township chief, as well as the director and principals who thought A Ming was an "imbecile", gathered the whole school in large numbers and held an awards ceremony for A Ming under the scorching sun. Compared with the empty and hypocritical speech of the township chief, the tea girl's words are so simple that it makes people cry. "My father can't speak Mandarin. He said that it was really embarrassing for everyone to stand in the sun for so long for a dead child. If my brother was still alive, he would also feel very embarrassed. ... ". The sanctimonious expressions of the township chief, principal, and director were in sharp contrast to the simplicity and kindness of A Ming’s father and tea girl. Was Amin's death just due to illness? Seeing this, in addition to sadness, there is also grief and anger! At the end of the film, accompanied by Teacher Guo and the villagers, Tea Girl burned all the paintings in front of A Ming. Amin's father cried and threw the certificate into the fire. In his simple heart, he still blamed himself and his fate more. At the end, in the confused tears of the tea girl, the echo of the tea farmer singing "Lu Binghua" came from the tea mountain. The singing was mixed with crying, grievance, and confusion. The song "Lu Binghua", in the eyes of tea farmers, is a call and questioning for the warmth and salvation of the world in the midst of poverty and poverty. At the end of the story, the tragic color of the movie is once again greatly strengthened and exaggerated. Therefore, when the tea farmer finished singing, the children's chorus immediately followed, making the audience inadvertently shed tears and be deeply touched. However, because the film does not fully portray the reason why Teacher Guo came to Chashan and the tacit understanding between him and his teacher Wen Xiuzi, the film still leaves people with doubts and regrets.