In the name of the citizen

Author: Sun Chunlong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This is a rights protection manual for taxi drivers
This is a documentary about ordinary Chinese citizens defending their dignity
The taxi operating environment in Xi'an was once tough. Among the over 20,000 taxi drivers, one named "Brother Ma" stood up with great courage and dedication. With bravery and wisdom, he fought tirelessly to uphold the legitimate rights and interests of taxi drivers under the banner of the law, unwavering in his mission. Through twists and turns, storms and struggles, and thrilling events, he was affectionately called "Brother Ma the" and "Taxi 110."
As "Taxi 110" swept through the industry and even the entire city, he became a symbol of a spirit—an ordinary yet sacred spirit named after an ordinary yet sacred citizen.
Let alone that taxi drivers are a with no money or power, they still regard the law as their sole force to uphold their dignity and rights—a story both moving and unforgettable. They hope the law will give them a fair chance, but what if they are disappointed? As "Brother Ma's spirit" emerged, deeper-rooted issues within the taxi industry were also exposed. Like a microcosm of society, the story is heartbreaking and deeply impactful, stirring both tears and reflections.