I noted that this film was set in the 1990's and that the main character had graduated from college. If so, how dense did she have to be to keep on giving letters to the postman and never get any replies? This point was made before but what got me was her reaction to her father during the rescue mission when she said it took him a long time to come and get her. This question indicated that she thought that only the last one she had given to the postman had been given to her "husband", which to me meant she was pretty but very dense. I did not buy into the stopping of the bus either and dragging her off. I have ridden buses in China and they don't stop just like that. I think there was an error in the photography in that I could see two dishes in the distance when there weren't any of those around in the early 1990's. Finally, the Chinese people in general obey the police, but here we have the police being harangued and even threatened by the villagers. Did it not occur to the leader that more police would show up should anything happen to the two who came with her father?
Review of Blind Mountain
