Xinran Li

It is the year of 2010, Xue Beijing, a 50-year-old director, is preparing to make a film about his youth and remarkable ages in late 60's.

Loosely based on The Tale of Darkness, a traditional song of mourning, the film follows Wang Zhun, a director in search of inspiration for his new script, as he embarks on an unpredictable trek across China’s remote Shennongjia mountains in Hubei province with an urbane producer, Ding Hongmei; a young actor named Bai; and his loyal photographer, Du Chun. The journey delivers a relentless series of unexpected physical hardships and subtle emotional ebbs and flows on the protagonists.

The Grass in Wind

Luo Ou and Tang Mi are twins, one carrying their father's surname and the other has their mother's surname. Their parents passed away early, and the brother and sister have been living together. Scouted for his talent in acting, Luo Ou becomes a rising star, while his sister Tang Mi continues to live an ordinary life. One day, Luo Ou's dream is crushed when he suddenly gets into a car accident and falls into a coma. After the accident, Luo Ou wakes in Tang Mi's body, where he realizes that they now share a body. In order to investigate the circumstances leading to his accident, Luo Ou convinces Tang Mi to dress up as a man to take over his role in an upcoming drama. Mingling with the crew, Tang Mi meets her high school senior Yang Han again. At this time, Yang Han is already famous and doesn't remember the schoolgirl.