Content from Vogue China

A nuanced story of friendship, forbidden love and self-awareness in the face of grief.

Director Lydia Han examines the passage of time and the profound life questions that surface when we're in that limbo between a sleeping and waking state - something we're all a little too familiar with, in this era of uncertainty.

This is a story between two girls. They met since childhood. Later, their fate was intertwined, and they were separated in misunderstanding and incomprehension. Until the reunion many years later, they unlocked the thread and made a new choice. Chance.

In Manhattan’s Chinatown, 66-year-old widowed Yokelan goes to dance class in search of love again.

Short film for Vogue FILM by Huang Shi. In the dimly lit and dreamy scenes, Shu Qi shows a unique romantic poetry in three sets of different styles; Shu Qi, who shuttles between reality, dreams and imagination, exudes mysterious and unpredictable dramatic tension, communicates with oneself, and feels the impermanence of fate: "impermanence is the only eternity."

We Will Grow Old Together is a true expression of intimacy by director Wen Ye, condensing memories in the night. Darkrooms, living rooms, cloakrooms, bedrooms, everything in the room witnessed their past. Incarnate and slice every night to restore the truest love.

Can beauty be standardized? What challenges will a girl with non-standard beauty played by Yoko Raame face in a world where everyone is beautiful?