Anna, a 10-year-old girl, runs away from home after an argument with her mother. For unknown reason, she is later chased by Shocker. Then she manages to hop onto DenLiner, known as the train that crosses time. She gets off during 1989 - the first year of the Heisei Era and has a great adventure with Momotaros and others.

Faced with diminishing returns on his harvest, a poor young farmer in Myanmar pawns his cow for a moped and seeks alternative income as a taxi driver. Among his first fares is a woman who has returned home for her grandfather's funeral and is making a new start after escaping an arranged marriage in China. Together, they are lured into one of the few lucrative business opportunities available in the area: selling "ice poison" (crystal meth) around town...

Li Er is a shy seventeen-year-old girl who is deaf in her left ear. If someone stands on her left side, she can't hear them. The introverted and shy Li Er has a crush on the popular high school boy Xu Yi. However Xu Yi is early on mesmerized by the bar waitress Ba La. After a series of events Li Er also befriends Ba La and realizes that Ba La actually has a real lover boy, a boy named Zhang Yang. After a certain event that occurs in their lives after graduating they realize that things never can be as they were before.

(Source: Baidu; DramaWiki)

Duration: 1 hr. 57 min.

Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

Min Ho works as a counselor at a psychology counseling center, which is run by the government. He gets tired of his daily life and listening to the complaint of his clients. The stress that he feels affects his relationship with other people including his family. At his apartment, which he just moved into, he finds post-it notes written by the former occupant of the apartment. The notes are written explanations about the apartment. He learns that the former owner is a woman. Min Ho wants to meet her.

Gatao: The Last Stray is a Taiwanese gangster film by written & directed by Jiang Ruizhi. The story takes place 6 years before "Gatao 2: Rise of the King ", and it is mainly the biography of Ah Qing's story.

In the northern Chinese city of Manzhouli, they say there is an elephant that simply sits and ignores the world. Manzhouli becomes an obsession for the protagonists of this film, a longed-for escape from the downward spiral in which they find themselves.

Ichigo no kakera deals with a female manga artist Ichigo Nekoda (Miyazawa), whose career is heading into a downward spiral as she can't reinvent the success of her 12 year old hit the Cherry Road. Now in her early 30's she's become quite fond of alcohol and egoism to some annoyance of her loyal manager Tomoko (Kajiwara), who isn't willing to leave her side even though the financial strains of her client are also becoming her personal burdens. Ichigo still gets greeted by her female fans and willingly signs autographs, but getting praised for work that she's done over a decade ago doesn't digest as smoothly as one would assume. Her on and off man, who happens to also be her editor steers toward the off days more than usual as he also grows tired of Ichigo's uninspired ways. But when the going gets tough, Ichigo heads down to a transvestite bar where she's more than welcomed with words of wisdom and a few hard drinks.

U, a deliverbot, always feels herself a defective robot. So she goes often to the Chiropractor for spinal manipulation treatment, wanting to be perfect as others. However, she changes her mind when she met the weird but unique video editor, Lin Min.

Lin Min always stays at home working, and uses food delivery for all her meals. U takes all her orders, trying to get closer and know more about Lin Min. Gradually, they start dating and fall in love with each other. However, robots are forbidden to be in relationship with human. What will happen when U breaks the rules?