According to legend, if one can make a Naga mermaid cry, the tears of the mermaid will turn into priceless luminous pearls. Growing up in a small coastal village, Hai Shi (Yang Mi) was well acquainted with the legend of the mermaid’s pearls. But she had no idea that someday, this very legend would radically change her life.  Burdened by the Emperor’s taxes, the people of Hai Shi’s village had become experts at coaxing pearls from the legendary Naga mermaids. Pretending to kill their own children to elicit the tears of the mermaids, the villagers would then use the precious pearls to pay their taxes. Joining her father in an endeavor to harvest these pearls, Hai Shi was forced to watch in horror as her father was killed and her village ransacked by imperial soldiers. Harboring a deep grudge against the empire, Hai Shi vows to have her revenge. In her quest for revenge, Hai Shi meets Fang Zhu (William Chan), the Emperor’s closest confidant. Disguising Hai Shi as a man, Fang Zhu agrees to accept her as his disciple and takes her back to the Imperial City. As the years pass, Hai Shi’s feelings for her master grow into something unexpected but even then, she never forgets her vengeful vows. Torn between her feelings for Fang Zhu and her devotion to her people, which way will Hai Shi’s heart ultimately lead her?  Adapted from the novel of the same name by Xiao Ru Se, “Novoland: Pearl Eclipse” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Lin Yu Fen and Jin Sha.

Ten thousand years ago the God of War, Jiu Chen (Chang Chen), fought the vile demon lord in a battle so intense, it pushed him to the outermost edge of his limits. Desperate to save the world from the all-consuming evil of the demon lord, Jiu Chen fought with all his might and in the end, managed to seal the foul demon away for good. Exhausted after his victory, the God of War fell into a deep slumber, his sleep a guarantee to the people that they were safe. And so they were until the young fairy maiden, Ling Xi (Ni Ni), accidentally wakes him from his slumber. Despite his irritation at being disturbed, Jiu Chen can’t help but notice the fair maiden’s beauty. Smitten from the very beginning, the two soon fall in love but their happiness together is short-lived. Born with an evil miasma that can free the demon lord from Jiu Chen’s seal, Ling Xi is the living embodiment of everything evil in the world; her very existence, a dangerous threat to the world. Encouraged by the gods to end the world’s suffering before it begins, Jiu Chen has two choices before him: save the woman he loves, or let the world fall to darkness. Forced to make an impossible decision, Jiu Chen struggles against his destiny, knowing that whatever he chooses, the fate of the world rests solely in his hands. “Love and Destiny” is a 2019 historical fantasy romance drama directed by Lin Yu Fen.

Xiao Yan (Yang Mi), a skilled EICU doctor who recently returned from abroad, struggles to settle into her new role at Tongshan Hospital while dealing with personal grief from losing her fiancé. Her cold exterior makes connecting with colleagues challenging, especially when working alongside the initially arrogant Bai Shu (Bai Yu). As they collaborate on challenging medical cases, Bai Shu's perspective shifts after adopting a terminally ill patient, softening his previously inflated ego. The two doctors gradually develop a deeper understanding of each other while working intensely to save patients' lives. Their professional partnership begins to reveal unexpected personal connections, hinting at a potential deeper relationship. Based on the novel "ICU 48 Hours" by Seng Li, this is a 2022 Chinese medical romance drama directed by Zhang Rui.

Ma Shang (Zhang Bin Bin), a national security agent, is sent to track down a spy involved in a large network stealing confidential research data from the Huading Group. His investigation leads him to Hunan Province, where he unexpectedly reunites with An Jing (Yang Mi), his former high school classmate who now leads the local police unit. Despite their complicated past, they must work together to dismantle the spy ring and protect critical national security interests. As the stakes escalate, their collaboration becomes crucial in unraveling the complex espionage plot. This is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Jin Sha.

Xie Xiaofei (Huang Zi Tao), the reluctant heir to a global business empire, finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Tong Wei (Yang Mi), a professional hired to represent his family's company during negotiations. Despite their initial friction, romantic feelings begin to develop between them. When Xie's family discovers their budding relationship, they strictly forbid the couple from dating. Undeterred by family opposition, the pair must navigate complex personal and professional challenges. A sequel to 2016's "The Interpreter," this drama explores love's ability to overcome familial and corporate barriers. "Negotiator" is a 2018 Viki Original Chinese drama directed by Liu Yizhi.

During the Tang Dynasty, Baili Tusu (Li Yi Feng) is a young swordsman infected with a mysterious demonic aura from the Sword of Burning Solitude, causing him to grow up isolated. When he encounters warriors Ouyang Shao Gong (Qiao Zhen Yu) and Fang Lan Sheng (Ma Tian Yu) searching for a magical resurrection jade, Tusu joins their quest. Along the way, he meets Feng Qing Xue (Yang Mi), an immortal girl seeking her brother, and together they embark on a journey to restore balance to the world and confront their individual destinies. Their path is fraught with challenges as they navigate the complex landscape of magic, survival, and personal redemption. "Legend of the Ancient Sword" is a 2014 Chinese drama series directed by Liang Sheng Quan and Huang Jun Wen.

Adopted sisters Hao An Qi (Yang Mi) and Hao An Na (Guo Zhen Ni) share a close bond and fashion industry dreams until they both fall in love with Liu Chen Xi (Feng Shao Feng). An Na becomes a successful Shanghai fashion model, while An Qi struggles as a cleaner but is encouraged by fashion designer Zhao Tian You (Zhang Lun Shuo) to pursue her design aspirations. When the sisters reunite on the runway, their complicated relationship is put to the test. This is a 2011 Chinese drama series directed by Ke Han Chen, adapted from the 2010 South Korean drama "Cinderella's Sister."

Su Xing Yu (Li Yi Feng), an aspiring musician working with a touring rock group, meets Tian Xin (Yang Mi), a band assistant. They fall in love, dreaming of his musical stardom with her as his manager. Tian Xin unexpectedly leaves Su Xing Yu, believing she would hinder his dreams. Five years later, Su Xing Yu becomes a successful performer and, after firing his manager, rehires Tian Xin to punish her for leaving him. As they work together, their old feelings resurface. However, when a career-threatening mishap occurs, Tian Xin questions their relationship. Their love is tested by the challenges of fame and personal ambitions. "Fall in Love Like a Star" is a 2015 Chinese movie directed by Tony Chan.

In 1988, rookie police officer Wei Guo Ping (Zhang Yi) survived a harrowing serial murder investigation that claimed the lives of several colleagues. The murderer vanished without a trace, leaving Wei deeply affected. Now a captain in the 1990s, he continues to serve with dedication, supported by his loyal ally Nie Xiao Yu (Chen Yu Si), a young woman whose life he once saved. When a new series of gruesome crimes involving dismembered bodies rocks the city of Ningjiang, Wei must draw upon all his detective skills to uncover the truth. Could these horrific incidents be connected to the terrifying events of 1988? This is a 2023 Chinese crime drama directed by Bao Cheng Zhi.

Lin Chu Chu (Jessie Li) has looked forward to her wedding with her boyfriend of ten years for so long that she's been in contact with a wedding planner, Zhang Yang (Chang Chen) without any input from the groom! However, Zhang Yang grows suspicious after countless plans fall through, and asks Chu Chu for a photo of her groom-to-be. To his surprise, he recognizes the man – because Zhang Yang is already planning his wedding to another woman. Devastated, Chu Chu decides to crash the wedding, but Zhang Yang intervenes, comforting her to avoid causing a scene. Chu Chu and Zhang Yang get to know each other and begin dating, but it's not without its own twists and troubles, like the appearance of handsome and wealthy Yu Ke Feng (Li Xian), who's also interested in Chu Chu. Are there wedding bells in the future for these two, or is this another romance not meant to be? This 2023 Chinese film was directed by Wing Shya.

Brothers Shi Zhen Bang (Zhang Yi) and Yang Wu (Pan Bin Long) are struggling to earn enough money through their hardware store, leading them to moonlight as debt collectors. However, instead of receiving money from their debtor, they're given her child, Qian Qian (Zhou Yi Ran), and a promise that her uncle will give them the money she owes within a few days. While the brothers initially resent having to deal with the sudden burden, they gradually grow protective of Qian Qian, even rescuing her from an insane situation. Can these rough-around-the-edges men learn how to soften their hearts and develop compassion, and will Qian Qian become a fully-fledged member of this unconventional family? This 2023 Chinese film was directed by Zhang Da Peng.

In 1627 China, during the Ming Dynasty's final days, three Imperial Assassins—the mysterious Lian (Chang Chen), ambitious Jian Xing (Wang Qian Yuan), and sickly Yi Chuan (Li Dong Xue)—are tasked with eliminating the powerful eunuch Wei (Chin Shi Chieh). As they pursue their mission, they discover complex conspiracies and personal secrets that threaten to derail their objective. Each warrior has a hidden motivation: one seeks to bribe an official, another wants to rescue his lover, and the third hopes to silence a blackmailer. When an unexpected counter-offer emerges, their original plan becomes uncertain. This is a 2014 Chinese historical action film directed and co-written by Lu Yang.

Lu Xiao Xing (Yang Mi), a blind former cop who lost her sight and brother in a car crash, becomes determined to help solve a series of mysterious women's disappearances. Despite being rejected from rejoining the police force, she accidentally encounters a potential kidnapper when a taxi ride turns dangerous. After narrowly escaping a crash, Xiao Xing provides detailed information about the driver to Captain Lu (Wang Jing Chun). An unexpected ally emerges when Lin Chong (Lu Han), an impetuous teenager, comes forward as an eyewitness to the attempted abduction. Together, they must track down the mysterious kidnapper before he can claim another victim. This is a 2015 Chinese thriller film directed by Ahn Sang Hoon, a remake of the 2011 South Korean film "Blind."

In 1937, during the Second Sino-Japanese War, Lieutenant Colonel Xie Jin Yuan (Du Chun) leads 452 young officers and soldiers of the 88th Division in a desperate last stand at the Sihang Warehouse against the overwhelming Japanese army. Facing nearly 20,000 enemy troops, these brave soldiers know their mission is hopeless but choose to fight with extraordinary courage. For four critical days, they resist the relentless Japanese assault, buying crucial time for the rest of the Chinese army to retreat. Though they ultimately lose the battle, their heroic sacrifice becomes a powerful symbol of resistance and national pride. This remarkable true story showcases the extraordinary bravery of soldiers who chose honor and duty over certain defeat. "The Eight Hundred" is a 2020 historical war film directed by Guan Hu that commemorates these unsung heroes of the Chinese resistance.

During the last years of the Tang Dynasty, Nie Yinniang (Shu Qi), a young aristocrat trained as an assassin by her aunt Jia Xin (Fang Yi Sheu), is a living weapon tasked with eliminating corrupt government officials. When she shows mercy to a target, her aunt tests her resolve by ordering her to kill Tian Ji'an (Chang Chen), the military governor of Weibo - her cousin and former betrothed. As Yinniang observes the potential consequences of her mission, she becomes conflicted about following her aunt's orders, knowing her actions could destabilize the entire province. Torn between duty and compassion, she must ultimately choose between her head and her heart. This is a 2015 Taiwan/Hong Kong/China co-produced wuxia film loosely based on the seventh-century tale of "Nie Yinniang" by Pei Xing, directed by Hou Hsiao Hsien.

In this anthology of seven short films, directors explore modern China's history from the 1940s to the 2010s, featuring pivotal moments that shaped the nation. The stories range from an engineer organizing a national ceremony to a love-struck nuclear scientist, and include a young boy helping his neighborhood watch an Olympic volleyball match. Later segments cover significant events like the Hong Kong handover, the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and a military parade commemorating the end of the Sino-Japanese War. Each film captures a unique slice of Chinese life, featuring performances by actors like Song Jia (Song Jia) and Ou Hao (Ou Hao). This is a 2019 Chinese anthology film directed by seven prominent directors, including Chen Kai Ge, Zhang Yi Bai, and Guan Hu.