Gao Yuan (Peng Yu Chang), an introverted high school student diagnosed with degenerative muscular dystrophy, faces imminent death while confined to a hospital. Despite his parents' support, he finds solace in visits from his mischievous best friends Xu Hao (Darren Wang) and Zhang Zheng Yang (Wei Da Xun). Upon learning his time is limited, Gao Yuan confesses his desire to lose his virginity before dying. Determined to help their friend, Xu Hao and Zhang Zheng Yang embark on a hilarious mission to fulfill Gao Yuan's last wish. Their comedic adventure becomes a touching testament to friendship and youth's resilience in the face of mortality. Based on the South Korean movie "The Last Ride," this 2019 Chinese comedy explores friendship, hope, and the human spirit's capacity to find joy even in life's most challenging moments.

Aspiring breakdancer Chen Shuo (Wang Yi Bo) has dreamed of being able to go professional, practicing his skills in between juggling family responsibilities. When Chen Shuo gets brought on to veteran street dancer Ding Lei's (Huang Bo) dance team, he thinks he's gotten the opportunity of a lifetime – but he soon finds that Ding Lei had ulterior motives for recruiting him. When Ding Lei's former star dancer comes back into the picture, Chen Shuo's spot on the team is thrown in jeopardy. Can Chen Shuo prove that he has what it takes to stay on the team, make it to the national championship, and prove to himself that his dreams are worth pursuing?

Close friends Meng Yun (Han Geng) and Yu Fei (Zheng Kai) have reached the age where those around them constantly have marriage on the mind. However, neither of them are there yet: Meng Yun is struggling emotionally after his breakup with his long-term girlfriend, while Yu Fei's girlfriend Ding Dian (Zeng Meng Xue) rejects his suggestion of marriage despite suspecting that she might be pregnant, claiming she's not ready to settle down. Meng Yun's friends and family want to help him find a new partner, setting him up on a series of first dates with mixed results. Meanwhile, Ding Dian moves in with Yu Fei to simulate what marriage might look like for them, but they may not be as compatible as they originally thought. Will Meng Yun and Yu Fei figure out their relationship woes, or are they destined to become bachelors once again? This 2023 Chinese romantic comedy film, directed by Tian Yu Sheng, is the fourth installment of "The Ex-Files" series.

Nie Xiao Qian (Eleanor Lee), a female ghost bound to serve a cruel spirit that feeds on men's souls, encounters Ning Cai Chen (Chen Xing Xu), a pure-hearted apprentice scholar spending the night in an abandoned temple. Initially planning to seduce and sacrifice him, she becomes charmed by his quirky nature. As Ning learns her true identity and discovers the spirit's plan to marry her to an evil demon, he falls in love and resolves to save her from her terrible fate. Based on Pu Song Ling's novel and previously adapted in a 1987 Hong Kong film, "The Enchanting Phantom" is a 2020 Chinese supernatural romance directed by Lin Zhen Zhao.

Drawn in by the prospect of a lucrative job offer, computer programmer Pan Sheng (Lay Zhang) gets on a plane with a group of other recruits to join an overseas gaming company. However, things are not as they seem: during a layover, Pan Sheng and the others are whisked away to an abandoned factory in the countryside, where they're imprisoned and forced to participate in cyber fraud schemes. Pan Sheng meets Liang An Na (Gina Jin), an aspiring model who was unwittingly recruited to help lure in potential victims. One of An Na's targets ends up addicted to the group's online gambling scheme, even attempting suicide after draining his savings. His girlfriend alerts the police, and dedicated police officer Zhao Dong Ran (Yong Mei) takes the case on, aiming to dismantle the operation and rescue the trapped workers. Will Pan Sheng and An Na make it out?

Yun Xiao (Sandra Ma), a small-town girl yearning for excitement, moves to the big city with high hopes. Her dreams quickly unravel as life proves challenging and disappointing. Meanwhile, Li Mai (Zhong Chu Xi) faces her own struggles after a tragic accident derails her plans to move to Japan with her boyfriend. Their paths intersect at a dancehall, where they meet Wu Feng (Johnny Huang), a musician entangled with the local mob boss, Commander B (Wang Yan Hui). Realizing their only escape is to leave the city together, Xiao, Mai, and Feng embark on a desperate journey to break free from their nightmarish circumstances. This is a 2020 South Korean life drama film directed by Xu Zhan Xiong.

Isa (Isa Yasan) and Kalbinur (Kalbinur Rahmati), childhood friends in a small Xinjiang village, navigate the challenges of growing up as Uyghur children. Isa, a compassionate boy, balances schoolwork with caring for his deaf mother and helping on his family's farm, while Kalbinur struggles with academic expectations and her strict family environment. As they face increasing pressure to assimilate, the children experience multiple emotional farewells that test their resilience and friendship. Their daily lives reveal the complex realities of minority children in rural China, highlighting the delicate balance between traditional life and cultural transformation. This intimate portrait explores the innocence and challenges of youth in a marginalized community. "A First Farewell" is an award-winning 2018 Chinese documentary film directed by Lina Wang that offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of Uyghur children.

Rich, blind businessman Ren Hao Ming (Liu Min Ting) falls in love with Ruan Qing Tian (Feng Zhi Mo), the woman he hired as his assistant and caretaker. After surgery restores his sight, Hao Ming searches for Qing Tian, determined to marry her. However, her scheming stepsister Ruan Xin Xin (Jin Po Han) tricks him into believing she is Qing Tian. Will her plot succeed? Or will Hao Ming discover the truth and reunite with the Qing Tian? This 2016 Chinese movie is part of the “Sad Love Stories” series and was directed by Chu Hui Lin.

In Wuhan, China, during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, ordinary people navigate a rapidly changing world as lockdowns and hygiene laws transform daily life. A Yong (Huang Bo), a courier, finds purpose delivering vital supplies to hospitals, while Wu Ge (Jia Ling), a food delivery worker, connects with a piano teacher. An elderly couple – a restaurant owner and former medic – discover new depths in their relationship as society shuts down. Small business owners struggle to survive amid rising case numbers, yet maintain hope and resilience. Through these interconnected stories, the film showcases the indomitable human spirit during a global crisis. "Embrace Again" is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Xiao Lu Xue.

Yuan Zhihua (Zhou Xun) attends her late sister Yuan Zhilan's (Deng En Xi) high school reunion, where she reconnects with Yin Chuan (Qin Hao), a struggling novelist who never noticed her in the past. Seeking to understand her sister's life, Zhihua begins corresponding with Yin Chuan while secretly pretending to be Zhilan. Through their heartfelt letters, they gradually uncover the hidden stories of their past and develop a deep emotional connection that transcends time and loss. As they navigate their shared grief and unexpected feelings, Zhihua and Yin Chuan discover a profound understanding of each other that challenges their previous perceptions. This is a 2018 South Korean romantic drama film directed by Shunji Iwai, exploring themes of love, loss, and healing.

Yu Jiao Yang (Xu Ruo Han) returns to her hometown, confronting memories of her challenging childhood raised by her grandmother. Reuniting with her old flame Zhou Can (Li Wen Han), she recalls their unlikely school romance that blossomed despite their different backgrounds. Though they came from contrasting worlds - he privileged and academically successful, she struggling financially - they formed a deep connection that challenged societal expectations. Their relationship faced significant opposition from those around them who disapproved of their bond. Now, eight years later, their unexpected reunion sparks questions about whether their love deserves a second chance or if some memories are best left untouched. This is a 2022 Chinese romance film directed by Luo Luo that explores the complexities of young love and personal growth.

Bao Bao (Chang Yuan), a meticulous piano teacher obsessed with cleanliness and order, encounters Song Wen Nuan (Li Qin), a carefree singer and guitarist who embraces chaos. Initially clashing due to their drastically different personalities, they eventually form a musical duo and enter a talent contest. As they collaborate, Bao Bao confronts his traumatic childhood memories that triggered his obsessive-compulsive behaviors, while gradually developing a deep friendship with Wen Nuan. Their musical journey becomes a path of personal growth and mutual understanding, challenging Bao Bao to break free from his rigid lifestyle. This 2020 Chinese movie explores the transformative power of human connection and artistic collaboration.

Gu Wei (Xu Fang Zhou), a dedicated internal medicine doctor, encounters Lin Zhi Xiao (Chen Yi Han), a young music student, when her father is admitted to the hospital with stomach cancer. Despite their age difference, they are instantly attracted to each other. As their paths continue to cross both inside and outside the hospital, their feelings for one another gradually deepen. However, their budding romance faces a potential challenge when Lin Zhi Xiao's recovering father attempts to set her up with one of Gu Wei's younger colleagues. This is a 2021 Chinese movie based on a novel by Bo Lin Shi Jiang and directed by Lu Ying.