Wei Li

What the standard is to measure love. Should we be loyal to money, material things or our own hearts? (imdb)

A disillusioned musician wanders through the gritty underground subculture of Beijing, navigating a landscape of rock music, unplanned pregnancies, and restless youth. Disconnected from the traditional values of their parents' generation, he and his peers seek meaning in a rapidly changing society. This raw, semi-documentary style film captures the rebellious spirit of China's first "lost generation."

Another thrilling swordplay film from the pen of Taiwan's most famous author Ku Lung. A Fantastic and powerful sword bemcoes the most prized item in the martial world and many top swordsmen fight it out in the hopes of owning it. (Wu Tang Collection)

The preceding 50 years of Chinese history are shown through the eyes of a policeman and his family.

In post-WWII China, Zhou Yuwen lives in a ruined family compound, bound to her sickly, depressed husband in a loveless marriage. The quiet stagnation of their daily life is disrupted when her husband's childhood friend—and her own long-lost former lover—unexpectantly visits. Forced to navigate resurfacing desires and moral obligations, Yuwen becomes torn between past passion and marital duty.