Wang Yi

After failing in the big city, Chen Tao returns home and unexpectedly reunites with his deceased father through an old book, leading to whimsical adventures that heal their rift and inspire him to start anew.

One day, Jiang Xiaobai and his mother—who had fled their home years ago to escape the debt collectors from loan sharks—received news that his father, Jiang Daming, had suddenly passed away from an acute illness, leaving behind a substantial insurance payout. Chen Hao, an old friend of the deceased who came to break the news, along with Wang Cici, a livestreamer who sells funeral products, then joined Xiaobai on a journey from Beijing to Changsha to claim the compensation.

Zhao Rurui and Zhao Ruxin are a pair of sisters. Older sister Rurui has been a top student since she was a child was on the way to become a doctor. Compared to her the high school student Ruxin is deemed very mediocre, she is not valued by her parents and teachers, and is jealous of her sister Rurui. On the eve of Ruxin's college entrance examination, Rurui dies in a car accident, which causes a huge blow to the family. Ruxin finds a second mobile phone in Rurui's things and puzzled by her sister's death travels to the big city where her sister lived alone.

After hitting rock bottom in Beijing, a 30-year-old woman who once gave up her passion for dance takes a leap of faith and joins a dance troupe, where a renewed dream, a complicated rivalry, and an unexpected romance push her to reclaim both her confidence and her future.

The first work written and directed by Xinjiang female director Lu Dan uses a delicate technique to tell the story of a Russian photographer who has been away from his hometown for a long time, a Han girl who wanders around looking for her father, and a lonely Tatar accordionist in a northern town in winter. A story of unexpected encounters.