Wang Xun is a Chinese actor, screenwriter, and director. He was born on November 27, 1974 in Wuhou, Sichuan, China and made his debut in the entertainment industry in 1992. In 2006, he starred in his first big-screen film and has appeared in numerous variety shows, films, and television dramas since, including “Detective Chinatown 2” (2018).

Wang Xun

Once a champion MMA fighter, Xiang Teng Hui (Wang Bao Qiang) has all but given up on his life in the ring. Down on his luck, Teng Hui might have walked away from his past life entirely but a chance run-in with a gang of young hooligans unexpectedly changes everything.

Seeing the potential in the youngsters who accosted him, Teng Hui decides to take them under his wing. Setting up a makeshift training facility, Teng Hui recruits a small group of underprivileged children to join him in training for the ring. Coming from the remote corners of the countryside, these children have no hope of a better life. Happy to have even the smallest glimmer of hope for a brighter future, the children agree to join Teng Hui. Despite the rigors of training, the children and their coach develop a close bond, but everything comes crashing down when the ghosts of Teng Hui’s past life return to haunt him.

With the children’s future now hopelessly entangled in a complicated web of past mistakes and current repercussions, Teng Hui finds himself in an impossible situation. Unwilling to walk away from the children who now mean so much to him, will Teng Hui be able to find a way to train his students without passing along the stigma of his unsavory past?

A story of grit and determination, “Never Say Never” is a 2023 Chinese action drama film directed by Wang Bao Qiang.

Never Say Never

The year is 1949 and China is in the final stages of a bloody civil war. The People’s Liberation Army knows that a final decisive push in the Battle of Pingjin will see much of Northern China fall under communist control. But the Nationalist Government forces are dug in deep, with a 500,000-strong force, and will not give in without a struggle.

While the main battle rages, a human drama is also unfurling, and a senior Nationalist army soldier named Yao Zhe (Wallace Chung) in Peiping (modern-day Beijing) is charged with ensuring the safety of the soldiers’ dependents.

But when a scheming officer compromises the safety of Yao Zhe’s daughter with a deadly and self-serving plan, Yao Zhe seeks to save his child – at any cost.

In the course of doing so, however, Yao Zhe stumbles across a daring People’s Liberation Army mission spearheaded by a company commander named Cai Xing Fu (Zhou Yi Wei).

Together with a tiny clutch of soldiers, Cai Xing Fu has sneaked into the city to scout out its defenses before a final assault on the Nationalist stronghold. He strikes up an unlikely alliance with Yao Zhe.

To further complicate matters, a young woman named Mei Yan (Zhong Chu Xi) is also on the scene, on a secret mission of her own – to avenge the cruel soldier responsible for the death of her parents.

Will this motley crew help keep the death toll down as the battle moves toward its decisive stages? And where do their true loyalties lie?

“Liberation” is a 2019 Chinese movie that was directed by Li Shao Hong.

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