The Girl from Kazanqi

A geological team travels to the hinterland of Lop Nur to conduct potash surveys.

Based on the true story of a man who was wrongfully charged with murder.

The biography of Yang Shanzhou, a former secretary of the Baoshan District Committee

A story about four orphans after the Tangshan earthquake.

The establishment of Minning Village in Ningxia.

Kurban, a farmer from Hotan, visits Beijing.

The film is a courtroom-themed, socially conscious drama based on the real-life story of Judge Zhan Hongli, head of the Juvenile Court at the Yanping District Court in Nanping, Fujian. It portrays her dedication to rehabilitating troubled youth and highlights the compassion, resilience, and professionalism of judges in the new era. Played by Wu Junmei, the character of Judge Zhan has worked in the judiciary for 27 years, over a decade of which was spent in juvenile justice. She presided over more than 500 juvenile criminal cases: without a single retrial, wrongful conviction, complaint, or appeal. Her work successfully guided over 1,100 young offenders toward a better path and helped repair more than 70 families on the brink of collapse.

In the middle of winter, Turhong, a Uyghur self-employed driver, and his fiancée Batiguli drove to Akraole, carrying Zhang Guifa, a Guangdong boss who had never seen a snow-capped mountain. Li Xiao and Faye Wong, a Han couple who were eager to return to Akroul for divorce, also drove their jeep to Akroul. On the way, a minibus blocked the road of the jeep. Li Xiao, who was already in a bad mood, had a conflict with Turhong. Li Xiao couldn't beat the tall Turhong, so he had to jump on the jeep and drive away. The fugitive Lin Tao wanted to take Li Xiao's car, but Li Xiao refused and ridiculed him. When the minibus arrived, Lin Tao was overjoyed and used a trick to trick him into getting on the bus. Suddenly, there was an avalanche

Camel Collar tells the story of Li Sulan who, after release on completion of her prison term, returned to her village. To her disappointment, all her kith and kin were nowhere to be found. Because of her special status, she was unable to reconcile with her daughter. Bieke, a kind Kazak herdsman, took her in. Then Li started her new life herding camels. Her life was full of challenges, but Li Sulan not only tamed camels, but was also engaged in the camel milk business. In addition, she became a good teacher and helpful friend of some naughty children. The deep love between mother camels and their baby camels, and the naïve and lonely children awoke her maternal love. She decided to confront her daughter, whom she has not seen for more than 20 years. But could her daughter accept her natural mother?