Li Lizhen

One night, Sam (played by Hui Zhi 'an), the action director of the film, happened to run into street dance youth Liu Lian (played by Wong Ka Lun) and others at the Cultural Square. This ignited Sam's long-dormant passion for street dance, and he made friends with these young people through dance. Sam returned to his former school for troubled teenagers to visit his mentor and met several people who were passionate about street dance

The Hong Kong drama "The Edge of the Cocoon" takes the accusation of fate and the struggle and persistence of love as its main thread, intensifying the touching impact. A couple with no tomorrow, two love stories lingering in their hearts, and an inner battle where it's hard to choose between good and evil and loyalty. The plot of the film is tightly developed, and the actors give their all to performing intense inner dramas, which is very touching to the audience

Gan Xiaowen (played by Tan Yaowen), a salesperson in the market, is naturally stingy and outspoken. He regards destroying his friends' happiness as a natural thing and a way to survive. Over time, the people around him kept their distance from him. Until one day, Gan Xiaowen had a dream: in the dream, he saw his conscience, which told him that he only had seven days left for sex

At the beginning of the new school year, Wei met Lin Keke, a pure girl who had just transferred to another school. On the other hand, Professor Wei returned from Africa and found that the treasure armor had vanished without a trace. After much questioning, he learned that it was the work of his arch-rival, the Turtle Immortal, but the immortal couldn't recall where he had abandoned the armor. It turned out that Coco was the reincarnation of a celestial demon. In order to search for the whereabouts of the treasure armor, she was willing to absorb her cousin

Wesley's father, Professor Wei, was an avid adventurer and archaeologist. After discovering a myth about the disappearance of a cigarette, he was determined to retrieve the lost celestial sword. Thus, it had been two years since he left home. However, the young man Wesley, who remained in Hong Kong, had developed a resolute and independent personality due to his early adventures with his father. Relying on him