Wang Yu

At the turn of the century, Ma Fei (played by Guo Qilin) ​​returns to Tianjin after leaving his hometown. After encountering various unsatisfactory experiences, he "kidnaps" his nephew Li Jiawen (played by Hu Langquan), and the uncle and nephew embark on a "deviant" journey. Things get out of control, the image continues to escalate, and all the absurdity follows...

Inspired by a shocking incident at a factory in northeastern China in the mid-90s, this astonishing debut film portrays people struggling amidst rapid changes in the status quo. The production of the gunfight in the latter part is superb. A surprising directorial debut on a large scale.

Yu Manman, once a proud dancer, is forced to leave the stage she loves and unexpectedly becomes a children's dance teacher. As she bonds with Gu Xian, a cheerful social worker from Macau, and the playful children, her heart begins to heal. However, facing another opportunity to return to the stage, she must confront her past and rediscover her true self.

Junior corporate worker Yang Xiao Zhu unexpectedly became the executive assistant to Zhu Xiao Yang, the president of a color light manufacturing company, who has to be at work every morning at six o'clock.