My People, My Country (2019)
Anthology of short films directed by several different directors.
Top billed cast
Ge YouZhang Beijing (segment "Hello Beijing")
Huang BoLin Zhiyuan (segment "The Eve")
Zhang YiGao Yuan (segment "Passing By")
Simon YamWatchmaker Wah (segment "The Going Home")
Song JiaLu Xiaoran (segment "One For All")
Wang QianyuanDu Xinghan (segment "The Eve")
Ou HaoLiang Changshou (segment "The Eve")
Liang JingLin's Wife (segment "The Eve")
Jiang WuZhang Zhixiang (segment "The Eve")
Hu JunGeneral Luo Ruiqing (segment "The Eve")
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