Wu Jing is a Chinese actor, martial artist, and movie director who was born on April 3, 1974, in Beijing, China. He made his debut in the 1996 Hong Kong martial arts thriller movie “Tai Chi Boxer,” following up with his small-screen debut in the series “Master of Tai Chi” in 1997. He has gone on to appear in scores of hit movies, such as “Wolf Warrior” in 2015 and “Call of Heroes” (2016). His more recent movie titles include “The Wandering Earth” and “Looking Up” (both 2019).

Wu Jing

Luo (Jackie Chan) is a former stuntman whose life was derailed by an injury he sustained eight years ago. He lives in poverty, clinging on desperately to his beloved stunt horse Red Hare – begging his daughter Xiao Bao (Liu Hao Cun) and her boyfriend Nai Hua (Guo Qi Lin) for help. When the video footage of Luo’s dispute with debt collectors goes viral, Luo starts getting job offers. Xiao Bao wants him to put his health first, but as Red Hare’s future hangs in the balance, will he heed her words… or be tempted into one last stunt movie role? This 2023 Chinese movie was directed by Larry Yang.

Ride On

Yuan Wei

In the near future, Earth faces imminent destruction as the sun expands into a red giant. The United Earth Government launches the Moving Mountain Project to relocate the planet using massive fusion engines. Zhe Zhi Zhou (Li Xue Jian), the Chinese delegation's diplomat, advocates for the Digital Life Project, which aims to transfer human consciousness into AI programs, challenging the planet-moving initiative. With saboteurs threatening the mission, the moon's impending destruction, and the sun's relentless expansion, the UEG confronts seemingly insurmountable challenges. As tensions rise between project supporters, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. Will the dedicated scientists successfully execute the Moving Mountain Project and save Earth, or will internal conflicts lead to humanity's ultimate demise? This is a 2023 Chinese science fiction action-adventure film directed by Frant Gwo, serving as a prequel to the 2019 film "The Wandering Earth," based on Liu Cixin's short story.

The Wandering Earth 2

In this anthology of seven short films, directors explore modern China's history from the 1940s to the 2010s, featuring pivotal moments that shaped the nation. The stories range from an engineer organizing a national ceremony to a love-struck nuclear scientist, and include a young boy helping his neighborhood watch an Olympic volleyball match. Later segments cover significant events like the Hong Kong handover, the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and a military parade commemorating the end of the Sino-Japanese War. Each film captures a unique slice of Chinese life, featuring performances by actors like Song Jia (Song Jia) and Ou Hao (Ou Hao). This is a 2019 Chinese anthology film directed by seven prominent directors, including Chen Kai Ge, Zhang Yi Bai, and Guan Hu.

My People, My Country

The Patriots Team

Ma Fei (Bai Yu), an astronaut preparing for a historic space flight, has a challenging past shaped by his father Ma Hao Wen (Deng Chao), who was imprisoned for a bridge collapse. After his parents' divorce, Ma Fei struggles in school, but his father remains determined to provide guidance and education despite societal challenges. Ma Hao Wen teaches his son valuable life lessons that extend beyond traditional schooling. Years later, Ma Fei's experiences and his father's wisdom become crucial when he and his space shuttle crew face a life-threatening situation in deep space. This is a 2022 Chinese drama directed by Deng Chao and Bai Mei Yu.

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