Li Mingyang

Tianyu is a blind child who dreams of a life very different from the one planned for him by his mother. Strange as it may seem, she wants to turn him into a table tennis champion. When the boy disappears one day, his mother sets out in search of him, and she soon understands that she needs to hear and feel what her son sees in order to find him. Thus, she too must enter a world of darkness.

A little girl's pet turtle was dying, and she begged her father to buy medicine to save it. The medicine cost $7 per bottle, while a new turtle cost only $1.5. The father wanted to buy her a new turtle, but the little girl decided to take action to save the turtle herself.

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Money and family ties come into conflict on New Year’s Eve when CuiYing’s younger sister, Huang CuiNa, drops by, demanding repayment of a debt. The ensuing commotion prompts CuiYing’s elder son, Jian FanCheng, to call the police, and the entire family ends up spending New Year’s Eve at the police station.

A blind couple had constant disagreements over childbearing issues. The blind husband hoped that his half-blind wife would give birth to a child for him, but the wife was also facing the problem of being completely blind and worried that the child would also be blind at birth and the two would be unable to raise them. However, the husband didn't know anything about it, and the husband who was eager to have a child did not hesitate to tamper with the condom. The depression brought by life made the contradiction between the two deepened day by day. Suddenly one day his wife vomited, and this sudden vomiting brought the relationship between the two of them to another turning point.

Zhang Yimou directed his first Beijing-Opera production in the Chinese capital at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA): "You and Me" is based on a 2700-year-old Chinese imperial story from the chapter "Lord Zheng defeats Duan in Yan" from the legend of Zuo – a tale of betrayal, the power of infantile love and the fact that blood is thicker than water.

Tianyu is a blind child who dreams of a life very different from the one planned for him by his mother. Strange as it may seem, she wants to turn him into a table tennis champion. When the boy disappears one day, his mother sets out in search of him, and she soon understands that she needs to hear and feel what her son sees in order to find him. Thus, she too must enter a world of darkness.

A little girl's pet turtle was dying, and she begged her father to buy medicine to save it. The medicine cost $7 per bottle, while a new turtle cost only $1.5. The father wanted to buy her a new turtle, but the little girl decided to take action to save the turtle herself.

A little girl's pet turtle was dying, and she begged her father to buy medicine to save it. The medicine cost $7 per bottle, while a new turtle cost only $1.5. The father wanted to buy her a new turtle, but the little girl decided to take action to save the turtle herself.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Money and family ties come into conflict on New Year’s Eve when CuiYing’s younger sister, Huang CuiNa, drops by, demanding repayment of a debt. The ensuing commotion prompts CuiYing’s elder son, Jian FanCheng, to call the police, and the entire family ends up spending New Year’s Eve at the police station.

A blind couple had constant disagreements over childbearing issues. The blind husband hoped that his half-blind wife would give birth to a child for him, but the wife was also facing the problem of being completely blind and worried that the child would also be blind at birth and the two would be unable to raise them. However, the husband didn't know anything about it, and the husband who was eager to have a child did not hesitate to tamper with the condom. The depression brought by life made the contradiction between the two deepened day by day. Suddenly one day his wife vomited, and this sudden vomiting brought the relationship between the two of them to another turning point.

A monk can’t pray because of a painful toothache. Faced with the pressure of society and with his own faith, what can he do to face up to the situation?

A monk can’t pray because of a painful toothache. Faced with the pressure of society and with his own faith, what can he do to face up to the situation?