A Wall of Fish, Blocking the Human Heart

A Wall of Fish, Blocking the Human Heart

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Deng Jianhua intentionally used a refrigerated truck to block the Xu family's cold storage. Knowing that Xu Guoping was trapped in minus eighteen degrees, he still refused to move the truck, causing severe frostbite to his hands. Xu Guoping's son, Xu Tao, returned home to seek justice, building a koi fish wall insured for 1.68 million yuan on his own land to trap the offending vehicle. To get away with it, Deng Jianhua successively fabricated falsehoods, cut off power, spread rumors, and even drove into the wall, ultimately destroying his car, losing his career, and facing accountability. Relying on evidence, the Xu family reclaimed justice and revived their cold chain business, confirming that what truly blocks a person's life is greed and stubbornness.

Main characters: Xu Tao, Deng Jianhua, Xu Guoping

Also known as: 一面鱼墙,堵的是人心

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Deng Jianhua intentionally used a refrigerated truck to block the Xu family's cold storage. Knowing that Xu Guoping was trapped in minus eighteen degrees, he…

Deng Jianhua intentionally used a refrigerated truck to block the Xu family's cold storage. Knowing that Xu Guoping was trapped in minus eighteen degrees, he still refused to move the truck, causing severe frostbite to his hands. Xu Guoping's son, Xu Tao, returned home to seek justice, building a koi fish wall insured for 1.68 million yuan on his own land to trap the offending vehicle. To get away with it, Deng Jianhua successively fabricated falsehoods, cut off power, spread rumors, and even drove into the wall, ultimately destroying his car, losing his career, and facing accountability. Relying on evidence, the Xu family reclaimed justice and revived their cold chain business, confirming that what truly blocks a person's life is greed and stubbornness.

一面鱼墙,堵的是人心

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