Just Tell Me What You Want

A couple marry in order to save the bride from her father's choice of groom, but they don't actually love each other. It's "make it work" time.

In the Spring Festival of 2020, due to the pandemic, Guo Haoran cannot go home. He spends New Year’s Eve with friends but appears to be preoccupied. When asked by his friends, he shares that originally he wanted to take advantage of the New Year to go home and come out to his family, but now that he cannot go back his plan to come out also fell through. Then he goes into deep rumination. Inside his mind, a rhapsody of coming out is playing out. Grappling with his parents’ and relatives’ concerns and the harm caused by their love, he feels helpless, torn, and upset. At the end of the story, Guo Haoran and his relatives reach a reconciliation.

"Teenagers" in their first years of seeking love The age when you begin to feel love A time of disappointment A time many others find difficult to comprehend The story of "Hula Hoop" and "Oliang Bag", which became "Love."

A television producer woman tries to let down her overbearing boyfriend who is her boss. She wants to marry with a young writer.

Comedy, adventure and romance abound in the picture postcard paradise of Hawaii.The lush island paradise of Hawaii is the setting for this romantic/comic adventure of four free-spirited teens whose chance encounter at the airport leads to love and lunacy in the tropics.