Li Geng Xi

While Wu Xiu Ya's (Li Geng Xi) life seems perfect on the outside, she can't help but feel frustrated and stifled, constantly putting her own opinions and desires aside to make her family, coworkers, and boyfriend happy. When her high school friend Shi Ye (Wei Da Xun) invites her to his stand-up comedy show, something sparks to life within her – inspired by being in a space where people can freely express themselves, she impulsively grabs the mic from Shi Ye and vents about her problems. To her surprise, the audience seems to love it, and Xiu Ya can't get enough. Will this new interest help Xiu Ya find her own voice?

Later, I Laughed

😜 Laugh It Off 🎤

Wu Xiu Ya

For several years, Ling Min (Li Geng Xi) has suffered from kidney problems, requiring consistent treatment as she waits for a match for a kidney transplant. In a moment of desperation, she posts a video online explaining her condition and proposing marriage to anyone willing to donate a kidney to her. Although she soon deletes it, Lv Tu (Peng Yu Chang), a young man with an incurable brain tumor, happened to see the video and makes Ling Min an offer: if she promises to care for his mother after he passes, he'll donate his kidney. After finding out that their agreement is actually illegal, Lv Tu disappears from Ling Min's life... only to reappear as a videographer for Ling Min's friend's wedding. Their reunion has unexpected consequences for the two, fostering a connection that goes beyond saving a life. This movie was adapted from the article "The Most Pragmatic Marriage Transaction, The Most Emotional Eternal Agreement."

Viva La Vida

The Colors of the Heart ❤️

Ling Min

In a small, declining industrial town in Southern China, Shui Qing (Li Geng Xi) has lived with her controlling stepmother for 17 years, finding solace in her close-knit group of friends called the "Young Rabbit Gang." When she finally reunites with her long-lost biological mother Qu Ting (Regina Wan), life seems to improve as her mother reconnects with her and her friends. However, the arrival of a mysterious man named Old Du (Huang Jue) threatens to unravel the fragile peace Shui Qing has discovered. His presence suggests hidden secrets about Qu Ting that could potentially destroy the newfound happiness Shui Qing has longed for. This is a 2020 Chinese movie directed by Shen Yu.

The Old Town Girls

Young Rabbit Gang Team

Xu Xiao (Hu Jun), the King of Northern Liang, has successfully defended his kingdom against steppe kingdoms and southern rebellions. His son and heir, Xu Feng Nian (Zhang Ruo Yun), is a free-spirited yet skilled horseman who has spent years on the road. Along the way, Feng Nian meets martial arts expert Nangong Pu She (Zhang Tian Ai), who becomes his confidante. Jiang Ni (Li Geng Xi), a court member with a hidden past as a rival kingdom's princess, joins the royal household. When Xu Feng Nian ascends to the throne, court members doubt his ability to lead. A critical campaign to another province will test his leadership and potentially determine the kingdom's future. "Sword Snow Stride" is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Song Xiao Fei.

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