Ju Wenpei

Romantic war story from times of Spring and Autumn Period (771-476 BC). During the Spring and Autumn period, feudal lords waged wars against each other, leaving the land in devastation and the people in misery. The states of Qi and Ju clashed near the Great Wall of Qi, triggering a brutal and bloody battle. She is a valiant princess who rides fearlessly across the battlefield; he is a spirited and formidable war hero of the enemy nation. When trust is torn apart by betrayal from those closest to them, and when conspiracies fueled by national enmity and personal vendettas sweep in, can they defy the odds and turn the tide? And can that spark of affection between them blossom into something more?

Open details →

Three women from different walks of life are brought together by an abandoned baby.

Open details →

Open details →

Open details →

Open details →

Lao Cui, a good-for-nothing but kind-hearted man running a Chinese restaurant in Cyprus. He comes home to Beijing only to find his wife cheated on him, pregnant with his best friend's baby. Devastated, Cui's misfortune is further compounded by the news that his business partner is going to sell his restaurant. Before he flies back to Cyprus, Cui bumps into a sassy girl named Xiao Xia, and his real nightmare has only just begun ...

Open details →

The story took place in the spring of 2003. The young and beautiful stewardess returned after a small month flight and called a takeaway at home. The postgraduate student of the history department, Zhao Xiaotian, went to work and sent a takeaway. When he came to Xiaoyue’s home, Xiaoyue was shampooing and would not go downstairs, let him send the takeaway. At this time, just happened to encounter the suspected patient of SARS in the building where Xiaoyue lived, so the entire community was quarantined and Xiaotian could not go. A youthful and beautiful, a fascinating, two people who have never met each other suddenly become a room, isolated, a romantic and witty love story, so in this extraordinary period, very place can not be self-explanatory...

Open details →