Leopard Head Lin Chong 2: Wild Boar Forest

An poor shipyard worker falls in love with a girl from a cadre family, and their romance is strongly opposed by the older generation.

A spurned lover seeks a rich man for revenge. A random onlooker — who witnessed the public assault committed by the rich man against the lover — seeks for monetary compensation for his smashed computer.

When Luo Xin'gang a new manager arrives in an ailing silk-printing plant, he maintains that the remedy for the loss in profits is to go back to producing handmade silk handkerchiefs for export -- but the conservative authorities resist any change at all. In the background lurks the shadows of the black market and other forms of graft.

A successful young businesswoman, Qian Qian, on a business trip, her private plane encounters an air current, the plane has an accident and falls into the sea, and she wakes up as the ancient Princess Miaoshan.

Overseas Chinese making a life for themselves in Chicago. A Chinese-U.S. joint production, shot in 1993 and released in 1996.

Panther Head Lin Chong - tragic hero from classical novel Water Margin. Martial arts instructor of the Imperial Guards in Dongjing - Lin Chong - was framed by jealous friend Lu Qian and young playboy Gao Yanei, adopted son of Grand Marshal Gao Qiu. Knowing Lin loves good weapons, Gao Qiu sends a man to trick him to buy a rare sword on the street. The Grand Marshal then summons Lin Chong to his residence claiming that he wants to see his new possession. Lin, carrying the sword, unsuspectingly enters the White Tiger Hall, where meetings on top-secret state matters are held and arms are prohibited. Gao Qiu accuses Lin of wanting to assassinate him and orders his arrest. The story avoids the usual cliches of costume films, and through the psychological and social analysis of the characters, it aims to drive the story forward and deepen the theme, presenting the audience with a story that touches and provokes some thought.

Ducheon, a native of Yangsan, meets an Eo-sa in Hanbu, thanking her for taking care of her mother's heir, and asking for help. An Eo-sa, who told Du-cheon that it could be dangerous, is suddenly shot and killed by an arrow from a monster. Doocheon, who thinks that there must be something a teacher is looking for, returns to the scene of the incident and picks up a sword.