Short synopsis:

In economically booming China, a chemistry manufacturer has no consideration for local farmers, a talented opera singer tries to make ends meet by busking on the streets, and the head of psychiatry cares more about generating medical success stories than about the patients. Crisis manager Mr. Li steps right into the middle of this cynical world. He wants to transform the problems of modern day China into opportunities (for himself and for his clients). Mr. Li masterfully connects scenes and protagonists of different crisis situations and uses the newly created dynamics for his unconventional problem solutions, thereby turning every catastrophe into a win win situation in no time. 

Why this comedy matters:
The desire of the Chinese to take part in the rapid economical development cultivates grotesque, egocentric behavior on an interpersonal level. Factory owners contaminate farm lands and use the profits to import milk for their families – as the local product has become inedible. Disguised as an entertaining story, CRISIS MANAGEMENT gives us more insight into the new realities of China than censors of the country can possibly like.