The God of Cookery: An Almost Invisible Shot — You Have to Admire Stephen Chow’s Mastery of Detail

China’s true horror films need no special effects at all.

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Feng Gong’s comedy movie had me laughing so hard!

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"Swordsman": Jet Li made a mistake, the director put it into the feature film without cutting it, an

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Behind the scenes of "The Legend of Drunken Master": The director changed the scene temporarily, but

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"Kung Fu Hustle": Stephen Chow let Yuen Wah improvise freely, creating this iconic scene in film his

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"Justice, My Foot": Stephen Chow changed the script twice on the spot, Lawrence Ng was almost driven

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Behind the scenes of "Uncle Zombie": Sammo Hung only asked him to replace Lam Ching-ying, but he did

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"Kung Fu": Stephen Chow cut his role to only 5 minutes, but Lam Suet acted out the famous scene

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Operation Mekong: A little-known survival tip—why did Xiaotian run through the minefield unscathed?

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Oh no, Japan is about to sink! All the teachers, hurry and save Japan!

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A 12-year-old boy suddenly discovers the girl he likes kissing someone else.

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“If only people could be as free as the wind.”

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Eat Peeing Beef Balls to get 100 points

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Ba Liang Jin forgot the lines while filming "The God of Cookery", but he managed to make Stephen Cho

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Is it really Ultraman Tiga or Ultraman Seven?

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As long as you’re bold, even your wife has taken maternity leave.

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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: A last-minute directorial addition became a classic, sending a

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1. An anonymous young chef secretly develops a signature bibimbap in the back kitchen—once the secre

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Exorcist Master: Why does Uncle Ying use a peachwood sword and candles when fighting zombies?

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The God of Cookery makes a comeback, and the exploding beef balls are so popular that they can even

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