Yu Haoyang

High deity Jin Xiu sets out to help the camellia spirit Hong Ning achieve immortality, but their journey forges a bond that spans a thousand years—until, in a twist of fate, Hong Ning leads Jin Xiu to embrace life as a mortal.

A surgeon suddenly returns to eighteen years ago and meets his classmate Han Fei, and helps her put down her guard and untie the knot in her heart.

This is a story about growth of youths ranging from 18-24 years. It is about the youths finding their dreams whilst experiencing life’s realities, forming new friendships and losing some, and coping with the challenges of love.

Ye Zi, a Chinese art student, and Xiang Zeyi, an oil painting major, whose first love is shattered when Zeyi leaves without explanation. Years later, now a successful manga illustrator, Ye Zi is confronted by Zeyi’s return and his confession, forcing her to choose whether to reignite their love or move on.

The drama tells the story of a female chief from a mysterious primitive tribe and an elite urban man from the city. The two are completely different “species” who meet unexpectedly and “tame” each other.

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Inspired by real-life figures such as Mao Yongkuan, former Party Branch Secretary of Weiyuan Brigade in Youyu County, Deep Affection tells the moving story of generations of grassroots Party members and local officials who led the people of Youyu in their decades-long effort to plant trees and transform barren land into green hills. Through a renewed cinematic lens, the film portrays the enduring “Youyu Spirit” — a testament to perseverance, dedication, and collective strength. By illuminating the lives of ordinary yet steadfast individuals, Deep Affection reveals the profound sense of responsibility, mission, and human warmth that define China’s grassroots leadership.