Seventy thousand years ago, the fox goddess Bai Qian (Liu Yi Fei) studied under the God of War, Mo Yuan (Yang Yang), falling deeply in love before his ultimate sacrifice to seal away the Demon King. Leaving Mo Yuan's body preserved in ice, Bai Qian continues her immortal journey. At a banquet at the East Sea Dragon Palace, she saves a boy named Ah Li (Peng Zi Su) and meets Ye Hua (Yang Yang), the Crown Prince of the Heaven Tribe, who recognizes her as Su Su, a mortal woman he loved centuries ago. Despite Bai Qian having no memory of their past, Ye Hua is determined to reconnect with her. As their complicated love story unfolds across centuries, they must confront the mystery of their intertwined fate and the potential return of the Demon King. This is a 2017 South Korean romantic fantasy film adapted from the novel "Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms" by TangQi Gongzi and directed by Zhao Xiao Ding.

Getting laid off, losing your life savings, and dealing with a family member's medical bills are all bad enough on their own – but unfortunately for programmer Gao Zhi Lei (Xu Zheng), they all hit at once, putting him in a precarious situation as he hides the truth of his misfortune from his wife Xiao Ni (Xin Zhi Lei) and daughter. In a desperate attempt to support his family, Zhi Lei takes a temporary job as a food delivery worker. As a newcomer to the demands of the gig economy, Zhi Lei struggles with unreasonable customer demands and relentless competition from other app companies, but finds solace and companionship among his fellow workers. However, when a new opportunity comes his way, Zhi Lei must decide whether he'll stick with his new friends or climb the corporate ladder. This film was adapted from the novel of the same name by Qing Ming.

Lang Ping (Bai Lang), an eighteen-year-old volleyball prodigy, trains rigorously under coach Yuan Wei Min (Wu Gang) and partners with Chen Zhong He (Peng Yu Chang). Her dedication propels her to become the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team's star player, leading them to victory in the 1981 World Cup against Japan. Decades later, Lang Ping (Gong Li) coaches Team USA, returning to Beijing for the 2008 Olympics to face her old friend and Chinese team coach Zhong He (Huang Bo). After a challenging match, she accepts the head coaching position for the Chinese team, determined to prove her worth with innovative training methods. This biographical sports film chronicles the remarkable journey of a volleyball legend who transformed from a passionate player to an inspiring coach. "Leap" is a 2020 South Korean biographical sports film directed by Peter Chan.

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.

In the 1990s, Qiu Shui (Han Geng), a passionate medical student specializing in anatomy, finds himself caught between multiple romantic entanglements. While his childhood love prepares to marry someone else, he develops a close relationship with fellow student Bai Lu (Qi Xi). Everything changes when he meets Liu Qing (Fan Bing Bing), an older medical equipment importer, sparking an intense romantic affair. As his personal relationships become increasingly complicated, Qiu Shui struggles to balance his academic pursuits with his emotional challenges. His connections with both Bai Lu and Liu Qing threaten to disrupt his carefully planned life and future. This is a 2015 Chinese movie directed by Li Yu.

Jin Zhu Yuan (Wallace Chung), an arrogant CEO of ROC Holdings, constantly clashes with his cousin Oska (Kang Ta). When Oska gifts him an oil painting, a magical body swap occurs between Jin and stuntwoman Luo Lin (Tan Wei Wei) during a movie set encounter. Suddenly, Jin must navigate life as a stuntwoman, while Luo Lin struggles to impersonate a powerful businessman at ROC. As they adapt to their new identities, unexpected feelings begin to develop between them. This comedic twist forces both characters to understand each other's lives and challenges, leading to personal growth and an unlikely romance. Based on the 2010 South Korean drama series of the same name, "Secret Garden" is a 2012 Chinese movie directed by Dan Tang.

Xia Luo (Shen Teng), a struggling musician, drunkenly confesses his past love for Qiu Ya (Wang Zhi), pushing his wife Ma Dongmei (Ma Li) to her breaking point. Suddenly, he blacks out and magically time-travels back to his teenage self in 1997. Given a second chance at life, Xia Luo attempts to navigate his past differently, torn between pursuing his unrequited high school crush and recognizing the true value of his marriage. As he relives two decades, he must decide whether to chase his old dreams or appreciate the love he already has. Based on a successful stage play, this is a 2015 Chinese comedy film directed by Yan Fei and Peng Damo.

Two women from contrasting backgrounds, Ai Lin (Yu Xin Tian) and Wen Di (Xu Cen Zi), are both unexpectedly dumped by their boyfriends on the same day. Seeking a change in their fortunes, they decide to swap lives for a week. Ai Lin moves into Wen Di's luxurious seaside villa, while Wen Di experiences life in Ai Lin's small, modest apartment. As they navigate their temporary new realities, they encounter potential love interests Ai Qin (Yin Zhen) and Lin Hao (Wong Ki Ray). Through this unconventional exchange, both women begin to discover themselves and explore unexpected romantic possibilities. This is a 2014 Chinese romantic comedy directed by Tang Xu.