Hsiao Hai is a kung fu mad servant of the Big Boss. Bullied and abused, he finds himself taken under the wing of the boss when he stops some troublemakers. Rising in status, Hsiao Hai begins to learn the Boss' dreaded Chicken Fist. Hsiao falls in love with a girl, Shao Hua, who works at a food stall. Shao Hua and her father are Mantis Fist experts and inform Hsiao that his boss is not the upstanding man he appears to be. When the final confrontation comes, Ting Hwa Chung lets loose his entire acrobatic expertise with graceful finesse and also performs some exquisite chicken and mantis forms. Taiwan villainy king Lung Fei struts his stuff and his Chicken Fist is second to none in the pecking order. Flashy forms, mesmerizing acrobatics and unparalleled fight action make this a martial arts mosh-fest.

Set in 1940, Yusaku runs a trading company in Kobe, Japan and he he is married to Satoko. While on a business trip in Manchuria, Yusaku learns of a horrific national secret. For the sake of justice, he decides to let the whole world know about his discovery. Satoko believes Yusaku, who is now accused of being a traitor. She swears to be with Yusaku no matter the consequences.

A former Judo champion is given the chance to redeem himself after he befriends a competitor and an aspiring singer.

It's been two years since 32-year-old Hyo Jin lost her husband in an accident. One day she receives a request to take in 16-year-old Jong Wook, the son born to her late husband and his ex-wife after his grandmother develops dementia. She does not feel comfortable with this but ultimately agrees. Hyo Jin tries to get friendly with Jong Wook, but he does not. Later she discovers that Jong Wook is going around looking for his biological mother. She was told that his mother had passed away, but now she begins to question whether she might still be alive.

A salaryman, a drug addict and a yakuza go on a breathless three man chase through the streets of Tokyo, each for a different reason and fighting demons.

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Based on a Japanese novel written by Masako Bando, the story revolves around Kayoko who lives with one man (Tetsuya) but is in love with another (Takumi).