Bi Ke

Sun Wukong, aka the Monkey King, rebels against the Jade Emperor of Heaven as well as other gods who live there.

Yuangong, the deacon, opened the shrine and exposed the holy book to the human world. He also carved the contents of the book on the stone wall of white cloud cave in the mountains. He is now punished to guard the book for life by the jade emperor for breaking heaven's law and betraying the holy secret to human. In order to pass this holy book to human beings, he would have to get by the antagonist fox.

Tells the fable from Chinese mythology about the young warrior Nezha who takes on a group of evil dragons.

Tian Zhenhua arrives in Shanghai to coach a local women's basketball team. Number 5 on the team, Xiaoje, excels at basketball but is unsure of whether to continue playing. As Tian gets to grips with training Xiaoje and the rest of the team, he reflects on his career as a star basketball player before the revolution.

阿凡提的故事之巧断案

哈森与加米拉

T Province in 1984 & 1985

In the Jinyuan Club, there are five Jinyuan kings, one egg manager, and two senior chefs, one named General Cannon Barrel and the other named Mr. Mosquito. The cannon made fried gold coins for the famous dishes they like to eat, and the mosquitoes prepared plasma wine for them, as well as diamonds and so on. The five kings proposed to eat the stars, and the manager ordered the gun barrel to get more gold dollars and then diamonds, and the mosquitoes to get some plasma, and asked Dr. Muddy to count the number of stars in the sky.

51 Depot

With exaggerated characters and humorous dialogue, the goateed Afanti is a hero for all times. Afanti uses his clever wisdom to help the little people and make fools of the bad and greedy. He hates wrongdoers and has no qualms about playing rough when it's time to punish them. The character has long been a popular folk hero in Xinjiang and other Turkic areas. This 1979 animated series brings Afanti to life with stop time animation and puppets. The series won the Ministry of Culture's award for best cartoon in 1979 and was screened at the 1991 Chicago International Children's Film Festival.