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The four members of the China Everest Climbing Commando confront the most difficult mount. The first four failures have cost them too much physical strength until the wind and snow stop the gap.

This is a movie set in the late Ming Dynasty. The 3 main characters are all elite guards for the palace. One of their fellow guardsmen goes bad. His former companions must now forget their bond and apprehend him. But are they being lured into a larger conspiracy against their emperor?

A chronicle of the events that led to the founding of the Chinese Communist Party.

The evolution of the People's Republic of China is told in this spectacular song and dance production, 'Dongfang hong' or 'The East is Red'. Vast, solemn, and glorifying the progress towards Communist victory, this cornucopia of purposeful entertainment, ostensibly presented in the Great Hall of the People, is pre-Cultural Revolution propaganda at its most lavish.

A documentary covering the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.

A documentary late Chinese statesman Deng Xiaoping's 1979 visit to the U.S., one month after China established diplomatic relations with the U.S. following the founding of People's Republic of China in 1949.

Jet Li is among those featured in this exploration of the history and practise of China's martial arts.

A woman enlists the help of a carefree photographer to document her cross country trip to propose to her boyfriend. Things don't awry when they lose their bus and must make the rest of the way by any means they can.

When the police in small-town Yangshan bust a gangster ring in a hotel, they notice one man trying to escape.

A martial arts documentary featuring Jet Li and examining the extraordinary life of his martial arts master, Abbot Hai Teng. Using the secret Shaolin one finger form of Kung Fu, Abbot Hai Teng can stand on the index finger of one hand. This documentary tells the history of the kung fu style with demonstrations by noble disciples such as screen legend Jet Li.

The first feature film to document an Asian Games, "Together in Guangzhou" is a celebration of Asian sports in the 21st century. Now, journey with the film as it narrates the stories of athletes from China, Myanmar, India, Iraq, United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan and Japan and their aspirations and dreams at the 16th Asian Games. Beginning with the popular Chinese sport, the Dragon Boat Race, the Chinese team has to overcome the mental pressure and perfect their techniques to engage in a battle with neighboring country, Myanmar. Then travel to South Asia, and watch India Men's National Kabaddi team display their skills at home and in Guangzhou, promoting this popular ancient sport to the Chinese people and the world. Next, watch middle distance runner, Adnan who uses sports as a form of expression to seek peace in his war-torn country, Iraq. He overcomes the dangers of his own safety and persists in his training in the hopes of bringing home a medal from Guangzhou. The film moves on to show the bravery of private ranch owner, Aljunaibi from the United Arab Emirates. For him, owning cheetahs and gliders have brought him motivation, strength and confidence as an equestrian who is ready for the Games. For Kazakhstani weightlifter, Ilya Ilin who reigned at the men's 94kg weightlifting competition during the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, his hopes are not merely pinned on winning the Asian Games' gold medal but his courageous attempts to break the record. Lastly, the film spotlights on a forefront team, the Japanese women's football squad. With their superb athletic skills, these ladies fight it out against their Asian rivalries. Throughout these athletes' journeys from their homelands to the competition grounds of Guangzhou, "Together in Guangzhou" also encapsulates a more humanistic approach of ordinary people who build relationships with these athletes. They together bring a more vivid story of passion, dreams and friendship in the world of sports.

Set in WW2 era in Taiwan, two prominent households go through hardships

A documentary shot over the course of five years telling five stories in the run-up to the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics: the construction of the Bird's Nest Olympic Stadium, Gold medal hopeful & Olympic hurdler Liu Xiang, the selection of the Chinese women's gymnastics team, the training of the Beijing SWAT team, and the story one of the 4000 families relocated to make room for the Olympic Athlete's Village.

The filmmakers tinted a 1960s Chinese newsreel of children sunbathing.

Starred with famous Chinese crosstalk comedian Hou Baolin. A man goes to the zoo in a sunny day, but people form a long queue at the entrance. The man tells a lie of looking for his child to enter into the zoo directly. He acts some uncivilized behavior in the zoo and then lies on a bench and falls asleep because of fatigue. When elephant training attracts his attention, he makes more jokes.

This documentary from 1980 depicts a factory community in China where over 6000 workers process, spin and weave raw cotton into 90 million yards of high-quality cloth per year. Also seen are the workers' residential, social, recreational and educational facilities, all located on factory property. The film presents an engrossing study of a lifestyle that is very different from that of the Western world.

Set in early of 1920s China, a young woman who lost his father during an accident when she was 8-year-old. her mother committed suicide after which she was sold to a rich family to serve as a maid, she went thru hardship ends up join CCP