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"Crab Ship" is a Japanese film directed by Sabu. The film tells about the hard sea life of fishermen who catch crabs at sea. During World War II, Japan was filled with a hyper-warlike mood. A fishing boat named Boguang is bumping on the vast sea. This boat is owned by a food company specializing in the production of crab meat. In the name of the Japanese Empire, fishermen are forced to recruit fishermen for sea operations. Their goal is to catch crabs exclusively for the production of crabmeat food. The fishermen on the boat are all from poor families and born in poverty. They have to do high-intensity hard work every day for a pitiful wage, and if they are not happy, they have to suffer various scolding and torture from the supervisor Asakawa. A feeling of hopelessness and depression. In order to resist this kind of oppression and strive for more fair and just treatment, the fishermen gradually awakened and rose up to resist under the leadership of the fisherman leader Xinzhuang, and finally forced the supervisor to bow his head and plead guilty. The struggle of the fishermen has achieved encouraging results. victory