Tang Jianjun

Li Hongqi is forced to travel for his wedding but must team up with a local cop to rescue a girl from human traffickers, fighting criminals while racing against his wedding date.

"Whatever happens," "The children are still young," "He's already gone," "Someone you used to love," "It's the new year," are catchphrases used so casually in day-to-day interactions that represent how the Chinese people have become accustomed to unconditionally compromise and give way in the face of problems. There are always endless problems in life - there's danger when you stray into the tiger’s den, parents who neglect their duties and find the children troublesome, people who smoke in the elevators without a care for others, those who fail in love, fail in business and go bankrupt, couples who experience a marriage crisis and families that fall apart... When life hits difficulties, is the "come what may" attitude a solution or is it the catalyst to a bigger predicament? An all-star lineup interprets the most realistic story and explores the philosophy of facing life with a smile. (Source: ChineseDrama.info)

To save his crumbling marriage, Zheng Dalei, with the help of his good friend He Bi, pretends to be a millionaire who won the lottery. Old classmates reach out to meet him, and even his wife, who had been fighting with him, forgives him. But when a kidnapping unfolds, Zheng's dream of a happy life is shattered.

"4 Idiots" tells the story of several rural people who went to live in the city and then struggled. Everyone has a history of blood and tears, but it is also an inspirational history. Going to Beijing for fame and fortune, encounter all kinds of strange and unreliable journeys along the way, and finally find the true meaning of life.