Wang Fang

Backed into a corner by mounting debts, a youth agrees to submit himself to a high stakes game of chance in international waters aboard a disused warship.

Set during the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty, the film follows Zhu Dingcai, grandson of the late Prince Anhua, who was killed after a failed military plea to the emperor. Carrying a blood-written manifesto left by his family, Zhu risks everything to travel to the capital. Using a daring scheme known as "sacrificing oneself to trap the wolf," he successfully eliminates the corrupt eunuch Liu Jin. In recognition of his courage, the emperor grants him the title “Brave Junior Imperial Inspector,” sending him across the empire to investigate local grievances and uphold justice for the people.

Lu Wen is a retired detective who loves food in Hong Kong, China. Occasionally, he received an invitation to go to Yokohama, Japan to participate in a celebrity chef's cooking banquet, but he was caught in a murder situation. After arriving in Yokohama, Lu Wen continued to have food homicides, and all of them revolved around the big case he failed to solve three years ago.

The leader of the Nanqing Anti-drug Brigade, Ye Qihui, received a report from the undercover police officer Wan Lei that the city’s largest drug dealer group, the "Ghost" organization, was preparing to dump stocks and absconded overseas, and the object of the transaction with it was the K state drug lord Ba Qing.

This is a story about love and courage. Every day after school, Ronan, a junior in class 3, goes to the grocery store to pick up a newspaper with a blue sticky note. As her mother’s life enters a countdown, Ronan can no longer turn a blind eye to her parents’ marriage rift. In her own way, she encourages and convinces her mother to escape for a better life.