Stand Straight, Don't Bend Over

This comedy revolves around writer Gao, who moves into a new apartment and quickly finds himself entangled in the disputes of his rude neighbors, the Zhangs. The Zhangs have a history of driving away neighbors due to various clashes, and now they are at odds with cadre Liu over a dog issue. With a runtime of 110 minutes, the film offers a look at urban life and the absurdities of neighborly relations.

As part of the City Trilogy Collection, this film may appeal to collectors interested in exploring themes of community and conflict within city life. The film features a notable cast, including Feng Gong and Niu Zhen-Hua, adding depth to its comedic narrative. Collectors of foreign comedies and those focused on Chinese cinema from the early 1990s might find this title particularly relevant for its cultural context and humor rooted in everyday life.