Zhao Benshan

The film is a sweeping, visually poetic epic about the life and legacy of Wing Chun master Ip Man, set against the turbulent backdrop of 1930s China. As Ip Man rises to prominence among the Southern martial artists, he forms a deep and lasting connection—part rivalry, part unrequited love—with Gong Er, the fierce heir to a Northern kung fu family, whose personal quest for vengeance during the Japanese invasion echoes the decay of an entire martial arts era.

Ancient China. Poor young cobbler Wu Di (Xiao Shen Yang) lives with his mother (Chen Hui-chuen) and is crazy about martial-arts picture books. One day he repairs the shoe of wandering swordswoman Yuelou (Kelly Lin) and later helps save her in a fight with wanted criminal Tian Baguang (Chang Li-wei), even though he has no martial-arts training. She tells him she owes him a life and can be found on Qin Mountain if he ever needs her. (Film Business Asia)

The owner of a Chinese noodle shop's scheme to murder his adulterous wife and her lover goes awry.

A black comedy about a farmer who tries to bring home the body of his friend, who died far from their town. (imdb)

Desperate to marry, the unemployed bachelor Zhao lies about being a wealthy hotel owner to his demanding fiancée, compelling him to create elaborate schemes, including running a makeshift "Happy Times Hut" in an abandoned bus. The deception deepens when his fiancée asks him to employ her blind stepdaughter, Wu Ying, whom she mistreats. Zhao and his friends construct a fake massage parlor in a dilapidated warehouse, with the men posing as customers to give Wu Ying a purpose and salary. Despite the entire scenario being a lie, a genuine and profoundly touching bond develops between the lonely man and the trusting girl, forming a bittersweet exploration of kindness, deception, and the universal search for happiness amid modern China's economic uncertainty.