Darren Wang

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A teenage boy (Darren Wang) who has been raised by wolves and has developed keen, supernatural-like senses, meets a woman named Ma Zhai Xing (Li Qin), the teenage daughter of a government official – and the duo strikes up a firm friendship.

But Wolf Boy knows little about the ways of civilized society and is easily duped by Ma Zhai Xing’s brother into offending a powerful group of people who then hunt him down and push him from a cliff.

However, the fall has not killed the boy, instead just leaving him badly injured.

The Yang ruler Chu Kui (Ding Yong Dai) has learned of Wolf Boy – and goes searching for the youth. He believes he can make use of the boy’s powers and eventually adopts him as his own son, keeping his true identity a secret.

Raised to be ruthless and fiercely loyal to Chu Kui, he is eventually named as a royal prince.

But eight years after the prince’s fateful fall, he is suddenly reunited with Ma Zhai Xing. Could old emotions resurface, or has too much water passed under the bridge?

“The Wolf” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was produced by Chen Yu Shan.

The Wolf

🐺Howling at the Moon Team🌙

Gao Yuan (Peng Yu Chang) is an introverted high school student who has been diagnosed with degenerative muscular dystrophy. He is almost completely paralyzed and hospital-bound. And things just get worse when the doctors tell him he does not have much longer to live.

Although his loving parents do their best to stay by his side, he is only truly happy when his two mischief-loving best friends Xu Hao (Darren Wang) and Zhang Zheng Yang (Wei Da Xun) come to visit.

But when a doctor tells Gao Yuan that his time is now really running out, he makes a frank confession to his two best pals – he does not want to die a virgin!

Gao Yuan’s pals resolve that they will do their utmost, and stop at nothing to help him fulfill his last wish.

What ensues is a hilarious adventure, as the trio attempts to set Gao Yuan up with a woman – and write a thrilling final chapter to their friendship.

This film was based on the South Korean movie “The Last Ride,” which was released in 2016.

“The Last Wish” is a 2019 Chinese movie directed by Tian Yu Sheng.

The Last Wish

Xu Hao

Long ago, in the city or Uranopolis, there lived a noble race who, among other things, possessed the gift of flight. Masters of the sky, the Winged Tribe soared through the atmos on powerful wings. But after losing a mighty battle to the humans the Winged Tribe gradually lost their ability to fly. As a royal descendant of the mighty Winged Tribe, Xue Lie (Simon Yam) has vowed to restore his people to their former glory by bringing home the Naga Pearls, a powerful ancient relic capable of destroying all of humanity.

As Xue Lie searches high and low for the ancient orb, Ni Kongkong (Darren Wang), a self-described “prince of thieves,” inadvertently finds himself in possession of the Pearls when he comes upon a mysterious box. With an uncanny knack for protecting the Pearls, Ni soon finds himself approached by Hei Yu (Zhang Tian Ai), a wingless constable of the Winged Tribe who hopes to protect the humans from Xue Lie’s horrific plans, and the human prince, Gali (Sheng Guan Sen). Together, the three unlikely companions vow to keep the pearls safe. But keeping them from the clutches of&nbsp;Xue Lie soon proves impossible.

Knowing that to leave the pearls in Xue Lie’s possession would spell doom for the entire human race, the three companions all agree on what must be done next. In a race against time, the three desperately attempt to thwart Xue Lie’s plans, but will they be able to win against such a powerful foe?

A epic fantasy-filled tale, “Legend of the Naga Pearls” is a 2017 Chinese fantasy adventure film directed by Yang Lei.

Legend of the Naga Pearls

The Pearls Team 🔮

In December of 1941, Japanese forces made their way into China, claiming the country’s extensive railway system as their own. Using the lines from Tianjin to Nanjing as a key military transportation route, the trains which ran between the cities were heavily guarded by Japanese soldiers. But even heavily guarded, the trains were frequently attacked by teams of freedom fighters, particularly those led by Ma Yuan (Jackie Chan).

A simple railroad worker swept up by the tides of war, Ma Yuan’s extensive knowledge of the train network instantly made him a valuable asset to the cause. Gathering a group of fellow railway workers to him, Ma Yuan and his men became a symbol of hope to the people, raiding Japanese trains to supply the starving people of China with much-needed food and supplies. Using nothing but their everyday tools to take on the Japanese soldiers, these freedom fighters became affectionately known as the “Railroad Tigers.” Though heroes to the people, the Japanese saw them in a much different light. Determined to stop them from doing more harm, reinforcements were sent to Shandong. But the reinforcements only served to spur the rebels into greater action.&nbsp;

In a grand act of defiance, Ma Yuan leads his men on a mission more dangerous than any they’ve attempted thus far. But when the Japanese learn of their plan, they launch a counterattack that raises the stakes for all to staggering new heights. Will this ragtag team of freedom fighters be able to bring down this well-oiled machine of war or will their greatest heist yet prove to be their undoing?

Starring one of the most popular action stars of all time, “Railroad Tigers” is a 2016 Chinese action comedy film directed by Ding Sheng.

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