Zhang Lan

This film is adapted from the popular Hong Kong radio program "Banana Club". Through three responses from listeners and the host's answers, it develops into three independent comedy stories. It was written by Siu Kwok-wah and directed by Wong Chau-sang. The first paragraph describes the pursuit of a female police officer by a smaller-gangster named Wong Chi-wah who sells pirated CDS. The second paragraph describes Shao Guohua's infatuation with Da Fu

After the victory of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Gu Yaodong (played by Li Yifeng), a top law student who grew up in a Shanghai alley, graduated from university with the ideal of "upholding justice and protecting the people", and fulfilled his wish to become a police officer. However, when Gu Yaodong first entered the workplace, he not only encountered the exclusion and suppression from his colleagues at the police station, but was also drawn into the Communist Party

At the end of the Tianqi reign of the Ming Dynasty, there was a hidden palace coup in the imperial court. Emperor Tianqi was critically ill and on the verge of death, but he had no heir to ascend the throne. His only child was his younger brother Zhu Youjian. The chief eunuch, Wei Zhongxian, plotted to use a palace maid's baby to pretend to be the crown prince and succeed to the throne in order to preserve the wealth and honor of the eunuch faction. Unexpectedly, the palace maid gave birth to a baby girl. At this point, it had already been

Honesty is the principle that Ma Ying has firmly believed in throughout her life. She devoted her entire life to adding her own unique color to the word "honesty". Great love is the main theme that "Sister-in-law" promotes. She composes a song of true love with a series of love, hate, affection and sorrow of ordinary people.