The film tells the story of Jigong before he became a Buddha. In Yongning Village at the foot of Chicheng Mountain, in order to make the long-sick mother heal, Li Xiuyuan, wants to become a hero. Despite his good intentions things turn bad, causing a ruckus in the village. After encountering a series of dangerous encounters, Li Xiuyuan learned that he was the reincarnation of the great hero Dragon Slaying Luohan.
In 19th century Shanghai, a young boy Ah Lang sneaks into the Navy Shipyard and unwittingly becomes the Chief Mechanic’s star apprentice. He quickly becomes embroiled in a fight with secret enemies who plot to destroy his super warship. With the war at hand, can he triumph Evil with the help of his sweetheart and her wonder-doggie Xiao Longbao ?
A small Tibetan antelope pursues its dream to return home and become the king of Tibet Antelope.
A 13-year-old boy whose parents are killed in the Second Sino-Japanese War finds vengeance as a key player in the village resistance.
Little white panda and his friends in the panda family defeat the evil red fox.
A completely remade animation film based on the original 1961 animation The Monkey King. Mythical ancient China. Born from some magic stones that fell to Earth a long time ago when Goddess Nüwa mended the sky, Sun Wukong, aka Monkey King, sets off on his first adventure to gain a worthy weapon. This earns the attention of the Jade Emperor of Heaven.
The film uses children's league members and revolutionary descendants to thwart the enemy's sneak attack on Xibaipo as the main plot line, telling a touching story that happened in this revolutionary holy place.
Li Yang was born in Nan'an, Fujian Province. After graduating from Beijing Broadcasting Institute in 1982, he worked at CCTV. He successively hosted the famous hit programs of CCTV, "Culture Life", "Everywhere in the Motherland", "Kyushu Fangyuan", "Coastal Pearl" and other programs. Its relaxed and slightly witty style is loved by the audience. He has participated in the production of nearly a 100 films, including "Coastal Pearl", "National Day Fun", "Prime Minister and Party's Literary and Artistic Career", "Hong Kong's Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" and others.
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