Qi Fang

A railroad worker in China in 1941 leads a team of freedom fighters against the Japanese in order to get food for the poor.

Little People. Big Era, is a captivating social drama that explores the complexities of family, love and career against the backdrop of China’s rapid development over the past decade. The story revolves around Anna, a resilient woman from a small fishing village who embarks on a journey to seek financial security and wealth in Guangdong province.

Prices are soaring, gangs, warlords, and foreigners are rampant and domineering. The oppressed and bullied people most hope that justice will come. So a group of righteous and brave young people stepped forward and used their wisdom and faith to disperse the darkness.

The rise of the Qin state in the Warring States period during the reign of Duke Xiao of Qin.

Yin Jingwan, a young woman from a wealthy merchant family, saved a young man on a train who was escaping from a rivaling warlord manhunt. When she returned home, her parents betrothed her to a childhood friend, but her fiancee was put into prison in Chengzhou for smuggling firearms and illegal Western drugs. Jingwan decided to go to Chengzhou to rescue her fiancee. But she did not know, this trip would completely change her life.

What can a group of idealists do to stop rampant political corruption during the Ming Dynasty? When an evil minister comes into power, he sends Ye Hongying (En-Chun Chiao), a trained killer, to go after Gu Renyuan (Zhiwen Yang) and her family for being active in a movement to end government corruption. Yang Dongqin (Fang Qi) is a dancer who also is politically active.