Not One Less

Overview

In 1990s rural China, a 13-year-old substitute teacher named Wei Minzhi faces a daunting challenge. Tasked with overseeing a village classroom for a month, she is given strict instructions to keep every student enrolled. As her short tenure unfolds, Wei’s determination to ensure no child slips through the cracks leads her on a poignant journey. The narrative explores themes of education, responsibility, and the resilience of youth, highlighting the struggles faced in a rural community while also showcasing Wei's unwavering commitment to her students.