Huang Bo

Aspiring breakdancer Chen Shuo (Wang Yi Bo) has dreamed of being able to go professional, practicing his skills in between juggling family responsibilities. When Chen Shuo gets brought on to veteran street dancer Ding Lei's (Huang Bo) dance team, he thinks he's gotten the opportunity of a lifetime – but he soon finds that Ding Lei had ulterior motives for recruiting him. When Ding Lei's former star dancer comes back into the picture, Chen Shuo's spot on the team is thrown in jeopardy. Can Chen Shuo prove that he has what it takes to stay on the team, make it to the national championship, and prove to himself that his dreams are worth pursuing?

One and Only

Ding Lei

In Wuhan, China, during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, ordinary people navigate a rapidly changing world as lockdowns and hygiene laws transform daily life. A Yong (Huang Bo), a courier, finds purpose delivering vital supplies to hospitals, while Wu Ge (Jia Ling), a food delivery worker, connects with a piano teacher. An elderly couple – a restaurant owner and former medic – discover new depths in their relationship as society shuts down. Small business owners struggle to survive amid rising case numbers, yet maintain hope and resilience. Through these interconnected stories, the film showcases the indomitable human spirit during a global crisis. "Embrace Again" is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Xiao Lu Xue.

Embrace Again

The Everyday Heroes

Lang Ping (Bai Lang), an eighteen-year-old volleyball prodigy, trains rigorously under coach Yuan Wei Min (Wu Gang) and partners with Chen Zhong He (Peng Yu Chang). Her dedication propels her to become the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team's star player, leading them to victory in the 1981 World Cup against Japan. Decades later, Lang Ping (Gong Li) coaches Team USA, returning to Beijing for the 2008 Olympics to face her old friend and Chinese team coach Zhong He (Huang Bo). After a challenging match, she accepts the head coaching position for the Chinese team, determined to prove her worth with innovative training methods. This biographical sports film chronicles the remarkable journey of a volleyball legend who transformed from a passionate player to an inspiring coach. "Leap" is a 2020 South Korean biographical sports film directed by Peter Chan.

Leap

🏆  We are gold medal  🥇

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.

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