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It tells the touching and tortuous story between Wu Si (played by Jin Han), the captain of the Marine Corps, and Tang Xin (played by Xuan Lu), a journalist. Tang Xin met Wu Si for the first time during an interview and couldn't forget that figure in camouflage. Thanks to their family's arrangement, the two soon met again at a blind date that involved both coaxing and deception. Determined to "never marry.

The film is adapted from the stage play of the same name, "I Want to See Your Parents", created by Japanese high school teacher and screenwriter Seiki Hata, based on her teaching and life experiences, which tells the story of school violence. The story tells of a student in the second year of junior high school committing suicide and leaving a suicide note. According to the names of the students listed in his note, the parents who harmed the student gathered at the school

Adapted from the Korean webtoon of the same name, a boy destined to die young meets an MZ witch girl who wants to stop him. This is a love story of redemption for the first love of 18-year-old teenagers without any restraint.

Several girls with different backgrounds and experiences embarked on different lives because of PG (Promotion girl). Qingqing (played by Cen Rijia) goes on a trip with her boyfriend Zhiwei (played by Ma Zhiwei) to save money and secretly works as a PG. Later, Zhiwei finds out and breaks up with her. Meanwhile, the second-generation rich Torr

The story takes place in a certain place in the Jiangnan region during the Cultural Revolution. Jia Yimin (played by Ye Zhikang), the director of the Anti-Reform Hospital Revolutionary Committee, responded to the instructions of the "Central Cultural Revolution" liaison officer, kicked out the "stinking ninth brother", and promoted the "young pioneers". Surprisingly, he asked Yao Yao (played by Xie Yuan), a cook who had only studied medicine for a few days, to give treatment to the emergency patient Lu Daniao (played by Wang Guojing)

The film tells the touching story of six students who narrowly escaped death in a disaster caused by a landslide and got lost in the mountains and forests. At the critical moment, Huang Jingua, a student from a remote mountainous area, used the life skills he had learned in the countryside to lead his classmates to overcome various difficulties and, after three days and three nights, leave the mountains.

The sea is mysterious. It nurtures life and also conceals many unknown things. However, people have not yet become aware that constantly destroying nature with civilization will be met with a counterattack from nature. Rescue worker A Jie (played by Wang Yangming) and his companions were rescuing an oil tanker that had run aground in a violent storm, but they encountered a captain who stubbornly resisted and refused to give up.

The film tells the story of the beginning of creation when strange beasts descended from the sky. The countries on earth worshipped these strange beasts as gods and relied on their divine power to govern their nations. Hundreds of years later, the Hidden Kingdom, which worshipped the nine-headed giant beast Xiangliu as its deity, launched a full-scale invasion of the Dragon Kingdom in an attempt to seize the power of the divine beasts that worshipped the Green Dragon as its deity. Xiang Tian, a soldier of the Dragon Kingdom, was at the critical juncture when the enemy was approaching

The plot describes how fisherman Ah Hai was found dead by self-immolation during a large-scale protest. This protest led by County Magistrate Chen quickly became the focus of the media, and Ah Hai became a public opinion hero. The chief prosecutor of the self-immolation case, Kim Min-jo, did not take it lightly. After dissecting Ah Hai's body, forensic expert Zhou Jiansheng found many suspicious points. He further investigated and discovered

Shang Wan (played by Cha Tae-hyun), a down-and-out young man with no hope for life, has attempted suicide several times but failed. After being rescued and waking up recently, he found that he could actually see ghosts. "Uncle Smoker" (played by Ko Chang-seok), "Crying Auntie" (played by Jang Young-nam), "Perverted Grandpa" and "Foodie Kid" all came uninvited to stick to Shang Wan and Ying Ying