Chinese films on YTS

The film is set in Hong Kong in the early 1960s and follows the story of two neighbors, Chow Mo-wan and Su Li-zhen, who forge a friendship when they realize that their spouses are unfaithful. As they spend more time together, their connection becomes increasingly emotional and their attraction is evident, but they do not want to emulate their spouses. Often considered a cinematic masterpiece, this is a beautiful film, full of scenes that stick in your memory, with a beautiful soundtrack and skillful use of editing.

A Taipei family's quiet existence is shattered by the weight of unresolved pasts and uncertain futures. At his brother-in-law's wedding, NJ encounters a lost love, stirring memories and regrets. His wife, Min-Min, is engulfed by grief as her mother slips into a coma. Their daughter Ting-Ting struggles with guilt, while young Yang-Yang begins to see the world through a lens that captures hidden truths. Each member grapples with life's elusive balance.

After losing Su Li-zhen, Chow Mo-wan returns to Hong Kong and starts writing a science fiction novel set in “2046,” a place where memories are preserved. As he forms brief connections with four women, his unresolved past disrupts each relationship, blurring the line between his writing and his emotional reality.

Two lovers from Hong Kong travel to Argentina in hopes of mending their tumultuous relationship. The isolation and foreign environment instead amplify their emotional struggles, leading to profound self-discoveries. This visually stunning film explores themes of love, alienation, and reconciliation with intense emotion and cinematic flair. Highly recommended for its raw portrayal of relationships and breathtaking visuals.

The Lin family in Taiwan tries to survive from the end of Japanese rule in 1945 through the early years of Kuomintang rule and the White Terror, during which thousands were imprisoned, tortured, or executed. Against this violent political backdrop, the family's four sons face war trauma, political persecution, mafia retribution, and ideological divides.

In Hong Kong, two police officers face heartbreak and unexpected encounters. Cop 223 falls in love with an undercover drug courier, while Cop 663, recovering from a break-up, attracts the quiet affection of a night-shift waitress who subtly begins to reshape his life, all searching for meaning in a restless city.

Set in pre-Handover Hong Kong, two interlinked tales unfold: one follows a disillusioned hitman seeking to escape his criminal life, while forming a complex relationship with a prostitute, and the other revolves around a mute ex-convict on the run and a mentally unstable woman abandoned by her boyfriend. Wong's direction explores urban loneliness, utilizing a fragmented narrative, distorted visuals, and an evocative soundtrack.

After losing his wealth to gambling, Fugui is conscripted into two opposing armies as China undergoes major upheaval. Alongside his wife Jiazhen, who takes on low-paid work, he strives to rebuild a life and support their family, facing decades of change, hardship, and survival from the 1940s to the 1970s.

Teenagers A-yuan and A-yun leave their mining town for the city, where they work and study while nurturing a quiet romance. Though they believe they are destined to be together, their bond is tested by distance, routine, and forces beyond their control.

Two brothers, an experienced counterfeiter and a young recent graduate of the Hong Kong police, grow apart after a failed heist that ends with their father’s death. Three years later, Ho is released from prison and seeks redemption but faces his brother’s rejection and a new crime boss. Only Mark remains by his side.

In Tang dynasty China, the police suspect a dancer named Mei of ties to the rebel group House of the Flying Daggers. Officer Jin frees her as part of an undercover mission to expose the group’s leader, but hidden loyalties and emotions complicate the plan.