Il-Bum (Kim In-Kwon) falls behind on his loans and finds himself unable to get a decent job. He has to pay his daughter's hospital bills and begins to work at a place that sells health food and supplements. He tries to make his customers, mostly older women, happy. One day, an elderly woman named Ok-Nim comes into the store. Ok-Nim lives alone and her son is a prosecutor.

Miao Miao was soaked in pain after suffering grave physical and mental hurt. Her life became a lifeless backwater. All she wanted was to live in peace and quiet, yet the murderer did not let her go, and even laid his evil hands over the whole family. Seeing her desperate mother, helpless brother and the cruel killing of her father right before her eyes, this weak girl wiped her tears and decided to fight back. But why did her efforts to save the family end in vain? She racked her brains, but could never change the results. As destiny played tricks upon her repeatedly, she was in profound agony.

Action actor Tateishi Daisuke who struggles with loneliness after suffering a traumatic experience due to an accident during filming. One day, he comes across a senior high school girl Ayumi who is being harassed consistently by Chinese brokers and the local yakuza. He decides to protect her from them. However, after this incident, he comes to develop a mindset of seeing violence as a way to gain the affirmation and approval of others thus gradually loses himself and behaves in an extreme manner.

Teng was joined by the film's stars actress Ni Ni and actor Jing Boran at the premiere. "Up in the Wind" tells a story of a touring group who travel to Nepal and undergo a series of sweet and sour events. As their adventure draws to an end with them hang gliding, they realize that in life also they need to be patient and wait for the wind to change and there's no point in being anxious or working themselves to the bone. Ni Ni who shot to fame in Zhang Yimou's "The Flowers of War" in 2011, told CRI that this role has inspired her. "It's better to lead a happy life and not to have too much desire. Otherwise one would feel that there is no hope in life because not all desire could be realized. Hence it's better to lead a simple and easy life." Teng teamed up with screenwriter Bao Jingjing for "Up in the Wind." The two rose to fame with the success of their 2011 romantic hit movie, "Love is Not Blind."

Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and chronicling the Chinese Revolution. The film, set in 1921, reflects on the Communist Party's early history during the turbulent era, examining the remarkable Chinese revolutionary leaders' zeal and contrition for the ascension of the Chinese people.

Hyeong-do, the head of a small printing company, hears that the kid who stole his motorcycle died in a traffic accident. Seong-cheul is a convicted pedophile who starts driving a cab after his salary from a construction site went unpaid. The uneventful daily lives of the two men in the depressing city are interrupted by a wild boar sighting. The description of a heartless city life and the shocking ending deliver a chilling blow.

The two juggling schools of Yin and Yang inside and outside Shanhaiguan started a juggling duel because of a "Book of Fortune" that was rumored to be able to change fate against the sky.

Dae-Gyu is a working man, living a stress free dating life until one day a young boy claiming to be his son pays him an unexpected visit. After much wavering and struggle to make his son go away, Dae-Gyu makes a compromise to go on a road trip after which he would return the boy to his mother.