Yang Yi

TV sports host Ren Xiaoyu (played by Li Xiang) happens to pass by a fast-food restaurant and spontaneously interviews diner Wang Dashan (played by Li Chengru). Though usually critical of the city team, Wang boasts on live TV that he'll form his own "Baozi Team" to challenge them. His drunken claim is broadcast live, sparking huge excitement among local fans. What started as a bluff quickly spirals into a public spectacle. The station, along with Xiaoyu, is forced to turn the joke into reality. Cultural department chief Qian Ning (played by Li Junfeng) and Xiaoyu scramble to recruit the restaurant’s owner and staff as players. They shut down the shop and begin training with the motto: “We won’t steam buns, but we’ll fight for pride!” Meanwhile, a rival team—the well-funded “International United”—also takes up the challenge, vowing to crush the underdogs. A fierce showdown is about to begin...

Yang Guang (Yang Yi) and his buddy You Tiao (Han Zhao) were in real trouble, and Tiao was found to be terminally ill. Yang Guang decided to let the note go joyfully through life and realize his unfulfilled wish. However, the various wishes of the note were absurd and unreasonable. Looking for first love, returning to his hometown, becoming emperor, and concubine Linxing ... let Yang Guang become more and more helpless and chaotic, and staged a laughable "Party A and Party B". In the midst of this chaos, Yang Guang accidentally had a relationship with Chen Chen (Wei Yi), his first love. Two reelings and a goddess disguising a goddess, the trivial love triangle also kicked off in a mess ... This film is a movie version of Yang Guang's Happy Life, which has a strong flavor in Tianjin.