Yang Hao Yu is a Chinese actor who was born on September 25, 1974, in Chongqing, China. He graduated from the Performance Department at the Shanghai Theater Academy and since the early 2000s has appeared in scores of hit drama titles and movies, such as the series releases “Jump Class” (2015), “The Rise of the Phoenixes” (2018), and “I Will Find You a Better Home” (2020).

Yang Hao Yu

Lee Jun (Sean Lau)’s mental breakdown forced him out of his post as police chief inspector – but he must now return to solve a baffling series of vigilante killings by a group called the “Sleuths.” He teams up with senior inspector Chan Yee (Charlene Choi) in his bid to thwart the killers, who claim to be serving the justice the police have failed to mete out. 

But Lee Jun’s mental state is still precarious; his mind is full of hallucinations of conversations with past and future victims. Will these visions hinder – or help – him and Chan Yee as they step up their hunt for the killers? 

“Detective Vs. Sleuths” is a 2022 Chinese movie that was directed by Wai Ka Fai.

Detective Vs. Sleuths

During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), Imperial Japanese forces have taken charge of swathes of Chinese land. However, the would-be colonial powers are blighted by resistance fighters who have targetted trains carrying food, ammunition, and other supplies to the Japanese army. The fighters are a rag-tag group of railway workers and miners, and are led by the veteran Hong (Zhang Han Yu). Securing supplies for mountain-based guerilla combatants is a must in the resistance movement.

Hong’s operation operates out of a railway yard in Lincheng. But with the aid of the linguist and double agent Old Wang (Fan Wei) and the nurse Zhuang Yan (Zhou Ye), he starts making breakthroughs. This all sparks the ire of the Imperial Japanese, however, who dispatch a crack investigator to ensure that a huge stash of weapons reaches its intended target. Will Hong manage to intercept the cache’s passage through China – or will the fiendishly clever uncover the secret operation?

“Railway Heroes” is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Yang Feng.

Railway Heroes

Xu Wen Chang (Luo Jin) is the permanently laid-back, calm, and generous manager of a Shanghai-based branch of a large real estate chain. The executives at the head office are dissatisfied with the poor sales conversions rate at the branch and suspect that Xu Wen Chang might be at fault. So they decide to take action by sending in Fang Si Jin (Sun Li) to solve the problems be becoming the branch’s co-manager. She is Xu Wen Chang’s polar opposite: an ice-cold, ruthless, ambitious, and results-driven manager.

While Xu Wen Chang always puts the needs of his staff first, and they adore him for this approach. These wildly different outlooks cause conflicts right from the outset, but surprisingly over time, they start to drift toward a shared vision – one that the whole branch starts to get behind. But as they start to spend more time together, these very contrasting managers start to wonder if they might also have romantic feelings for each other, despite their plethora of differences!

This drama is a remake of the 2016 Japanese series “Your Home Is My Business.”

“I Will Find You a Better Home” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by An Ji An.

I Will Find You a Better Home

Home Sweet Home 

In a time of great unrest, many rely on the strength of the local constables to maintain some semblance of order. Among these men of honor is Wan Yi Zhang (Aarif Rahman), a rookie constable with much more enthusiasm than actual experience. Often hazed by his superiors, Yi Zhang has spent more time chasing imaginary villains than real ones, but when an actual demon begins wreaking havoc in the ancient city of Kaifeng, Yi Zhang is the first on the scene to investigate.

It’s during his hunt for the demon of Kaifeng that Yi Zhang meets a mysterious woman by the name of Metal Dragonfly (Ni Ni). A member of the mysterious Wuyin Clan, Dragonfly does her best to steer clear of Yi Zhang, but when fate intervenes, she has no choice but to introduce him to the rest of the clan. Joining the clan on their quest to find the Dunjia, an orb of infinite power which, in the wrong hands, has the potential to destroy worlds, Zi Zhang soon finds himself becoming an accidental hero.

Facing off against an ancient creature, hellbent on destroying the world, Zi Zhang and the supernaturally powerful members of the Wuyin Clan engage in a fight to the death. Will their combined strength be enough to bring down this monster or will the world fall to chaos and ruin?

Based on the ancient legends of Qi Men Dun Jia, “The Thousand Faces of Dunjia” is a 2017 Chinese fantasy martial arts film directed by Yuen Woo Ping.

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