Crazy Stone (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Bao Shihong
(played by Guo Tao) — protagonist
Poor outhouse owner who discovers a valuable jade stone, changing his life
Dao Brother
(played by Liu Hua) — protagonist
Loyal security chief tasked with protecting the precious jade stone
San Bao
(played by Liu Gang) — supporting
Thug hired by the developer to steal the jade stone
Heipi
(played by Huang Bo) — supporting
Another hired muscle working alongside San Bao
Bao's Wife
(played by Luo Lan) — supporting
Bao Shihong's spouse, dealing with sudden wealth and danger
Feng Dong
(played by Xu Zheng) — minor
Minor character involved in the local underworld or development
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bao's Wife → Bao Shihong
(wife)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
San Bao → Heipi
(Alliance Criminal Partners) — They cooperate in disguises, deception, and the botched escape connected to the jade theft.
The plot explicitly describes San Bao and Heipi as working alongside each other in a series of plans to obtain the jade.
Dao Brother → Heipi
(Conflict Security Opponent) — Heipi's theft plans conflict with Dao Brother's protective role.
Heipi joins the attempts to take the jade, while Dao Brother is responsible for protecting the stone.
Dao Brother → San Bao
(Conflict Security Opponent) — Their opposing objectives place the security chief against one of the principal thieves.
Dao Brother is tasked with protecting the jade, whereas San Bao attempts to steal it through increasingly chaotic schemes.
Bao Shihong → Heipi
(Conflict Adversaries Over The Jade) — Heipi is part of the criminal pressure confronting Bao Shihong and the factory.
Heipi works alongside San Bao in repeated attempts to obtain the jade, while Bao Shihong prepares traps against the thieves.
Bao Shihong → San Bao
(Conflict Adversaries Over The Jade) — San Bao's theft attempts directly oppose Bao Shihong's efforts to retain the stone.
San Bao is hired to steal the jade stone, while Bao Shihong prepares traps and tries to anticipate the thieves.
Bao Shihong → Dao Brother
(Alliance Protected Asset Partnership) — Dao Brother's protective assignment places him on the side of Bao Shihong's effort to keep control of the jade.
Dao Brother is described as the security chief tasked with protecting the precious jade stone, while Bao Shihong tries to preserve the factory and the...
Bao Shihong → Feng Dong
(Conflict Property Opponents) — Their conflict links the factory's financial crisis to the struggle over its land.
Feng Dong pressures the factory to sign over its land while Bao Shihong refuses to surrender the property.
Story Analysis
A valuable jade stone intensifies a factory's financial crisis and draws several competing schemes into a chaotic kidnapping ultimatum.
Plot Progression
The Stone And The Factory
— Bao Shihong faces debt and pressure over the factory land while the valuable jade stone becomes central to competing interests. The stone is taken down for examination as the financial crisis deepens.
Schemes Around The Jade
— Xie Xiaomeng becomes entangled with people seeking the jade. San Bao and Heipi launch deceptive plans that turn the struggle into increasingly chaotic criminal operations.
The Failed Pursuit
— The thieves' escape through a temple goes wrong, and a fire alarm brings authorities into the chase. Bao prepares traps while the competing plans repeatedly collide.
A Hostage For Jade
— Xie Xiaomeng is kidnapped, and the kidnappers demand the jade from his father. When the director is reluctant to help, they turn to Bao Shihong.
The One O'Clock Choice
— Bao is ordered not to involve the police and to bring the stone to a specified place at one o'clock. The supplied plot ends before the meeting or the fate of the stone and Xie is revealed.
Directed by Ning Hao
Crazy Stone (2006) · 7.6/10 · action, comedy
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(Q855284), public domain (CC0).
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