Caiping Wang

Wu Zonghua, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, has always been at odds with his family, especially with his son Wu Yong. Just before the end of his life, Wu Zonghua insisted on going back to Jialing County, where he had worked in his youth, to visit his old comrades. Because his father is unable to take care of himself, his son Wu Yong accompanies Wu Zonghua on this journey.

In Chengdu, China, a grandfather get sick and hospitalized. His family accompanied him and commemorated him in their own way. In San Francisco, USA, music therapist Liu Xiaotian sings in order to provide hospice care to those who were dying. The constructed plot and warm records convey to us that in the face of life, old age, illness and death, cherishing the present is the best solution.

On a journey of self-discovery, Yu Wankong meets a kindred spirit, and together they travel to the Daliang Mountains, where they heal old wounds and bring hope to their hometown.

Long ago, in a majestic Kingdom in China, events on Earth are reflected in Heaven and the sun and moon keep each other in balance. Trouble brews when the mistreatment of girls results in a moon that stubbornly refuses to move in the sky. Soon, the sun threatens to lose balance and fall from the heavens, destroying the Earth. The King knows that in order to restore balance in Heaven, he must first fix an imbalance between boys and girls on Earth. But how? One day, an oppressed orphan named Mei Mei disobeys her scheming stepmother and instead fulfills her destiny by attending the Full Moon Dance. It is there, wearing the magic slippers that her mother gave her before she died, she finally determines her fate … and the fate of her threatened world.

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