Xu Dong Dong is a Chinese actress and singer who was born in Harbin, China, on February 16, 1990. She graduated from the People's Liberation Army Academy of Art and made her acting debut in the drama series “Oriental King Lion” in 2007. She went on to make her movie debut in the 2011 film “Eternal Moment.” More recently, she has appeared in the movie “Hello, Mr. Billionaire” (2018) and 2019’s “Invisible Tattoo.”

Xu Dong Dong

On the outside, Ya Me (Xu Dong Dong), and her friends Yun Zhi, Ru Xin, and Ru Yi may seem like just another group of middle-aged women; but when it comes to these four, looks can be more than a little deceiving. All members of a secret group of special agents, dedicated to ridding the world of the criminal organizations that rule society’s dark underbelly, these four women have taken down some of the world’s most vile criminals.

When word reaches Ya Me, that the leader of Southeast Asia’s largest human trafficking organization, Ba Song (Ye Xin Yu), is hosting a private banquet for a number of the world’s most powerful criminal masterminds, she knows exactly what needs to be done. Bringing Yun Zhi, Ru Xin, and Ru Yi in on the job, the four devise a plan to infiltrate the banquet and take down not only Ba Song, but his nefarious guests as well. With so much riding on this one job, the women know they can’t afford to make a mistake.

With meticulous planning, the four agents successfully infiltrate the banquet; but even the best laid plans can be waylaid by the tiniest of mistakes. With the alarm soon raised, Ya Me and her team will have to rely on their skill and wits, if they hope to make it through the night alive.

“Miss Danger” is a 2020 crime action film directed by Zeng Li.

Miss Danger

Powerful Women

In the celestial realm, Marshal Tian Peng (Hanson Ying) is given a deadly mission: to hunt down and kill the evil Monkey King, Sun Wu Kong (Zhang Yu Xuan).

The latter once wreaked havoc in the heavens, and Marshal Tian Peng failed to defeat the Monkey King in their first clash. The Buddha then exiled the Monkey King beneath a mighty mountain – but now the malevolent Sun Wu Kong is threatening to break free and unleash chaos upon the mortal realm.

The rake-wielding Tian Peng accepts the challenge, and travels to the mortal world to search for the Monkey King’s underground lair.

He enlists the help of a brave female mortal, a monster hunter named Bao (Wang Yi Zhe). Together they resolve to search for the mountain – and a bond of affection starts to grow between them.

But when Tian Peng finally tracks down Sun Wu Kong, he realizes that he is in the fight of his life – and must channel his deepest and least-used animalistic powers to stand a chance of defeating this fearsome foe.

This movie is loosely based on characters from the classic 16th-century “Journey to the West,” attributed to writer Wu Cheng’en, a tale known in the West as “Monkey,” after its lead character.

“The Pig King” is a 2020 Chinese fantasy movie that was directed by Dai Yi Lin.

The Pig King

New Classics Media

Wang Duo Yu (Shen Teng) is a hapless loser. He plays as a goalkeeper for a lower league soccer team, and looks set for a life of poverty and dejection.

But life takes a sudden twist when all of a sudden he is contacted by a trust fund operator who tells him that a relative he barely knew existed – a rich great uncle – has died and left him the sole heir to a multi-million fortune.

However, his great uncle included a very unusual clause in his will: Wang Duo Yu will only get his hands on the money if he can spend a billion yuan in just 30 days.

It might sound easy, but the task proves to be incredibly tough. He is not allowed to give the money away or tell anyone about his quest. And things get even more complicated when the evil trust company’s managers – hoping to get the money for themselves – decide to hatch a plot against Duo Yu…

Can Duo Yu succeed? And what will he learn about the real value of money along the way?

The movie was based on “Brewster’s Millions,” a novel by George Barr McCutcheon, which was adapted into Hollywood blockbuster in the mid-1980s, starring comedians Richard Pryor and John Candy.

“Hello, Mr. Billionaire” is a 2018 movie co-directed by Peng Da Mo and Yan Fei.

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