Directed by: Han San-Ping / Huang Jianxin
Starring: Tang Guoqiang/ Zhang Guoli / other 172 Chinese stars
Box Office: September 16, 2009 released, with a total 420 million Yuan at the box office.
Plot Synopsis: At the end of the Anti-Japanese War, all classes, all political parties, the masses were bearing a strong anti-war sentiment. Thus, under the mediation of democratic patriot Zhang Lan and others, Mao Tse-tung (Tang Guoqiang), on behalf of the Communist Party and Chiang Kai-shek (Zhang Guoli), on behalf of the KMT opened a prelude to the negotiations in Chongqing. To show sincerity, the Communist Party voluntarily gave up some of the occupation of the liberated areas, however, the KMT was in no way meant to establish a democratic government, but drove away the democratic parties, and gradually moved toward the destructive path of military dictatorship.
Headed by Mao, the Communists were gradually establishing a broad patriotic united front, and ultimately made the access to the entire Chinese people's support which has laid a solid foundation for the convening of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. At the same time the KMT was still struggling for a last-ditch attempt to contrive conspiracy and other despicable means to murder important members of the government for obstructing the meeting. 
As one gift dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the founding of the PRC, the film brought together an unprecedented number of national stars (172), creating a new era and setting a precedent for the main theme of movies.

Director: Teddy Chen
Starring: Wang Xueqi / Tony Leung Ka Fai / Donnie Yen / Nicholas Tse, etc.
Box Office: December 17, 2009 released, box office total of 292 million Yuan.
Plot Synopsis: In 1905, Hong Kong Central, the revolutionaries were brutally assassinated. Aware of the fact that Sun Yat-sen would arrive in Hong Kong, General Yan Xiaoguo was sent by the Qing Court to come for the purpose of putting out the fire of revolution. He corrupted a heavy gambler and turned him into a spy, and exterminated the troupe of opera, a revolutionary power ready for protecting Sun Yat-sen. At this critical moment, businessman Li Yutang and the President of "China Daily," Chen Shaobai, invited each force and elite having them join the ranks of nursing Sun, and taking every possible action to ensure his safety. A hair-raising assassination thus began in this Hongkong city.
The film raked in 150 million Yuan, a Chinese record.

Director: Zhang Yimou
Starring: Small Shenyang / Yan Ni / Sun Honglei, etc.
Box Office: December 10, 2009 released, box office 261 million.
Plot Synopsis: In a Noodle House in the desert, the flirtatious   proprietress (Yan Ni) has ordered a revolver to the Persian merchants, who also show the power of artillery. Guns and artilleries lead to the patrol, and the proprietress together with her lover Lisi (small Shenyang) have to hide the gun, before serving a good meal for hospitality to stabilize the shrewd captain (Zhao Benshan). The captain's right-hand man, Zhang San (Sun Honglei) notes that the proprietress had an affair with Lisi, but does not explode. It turned out that he and the boss (Ni Hong) are into another agreement. In the chamber of secrets, Zhang San informs the boss of the truth. In such fury, the boss hires Zhang to kill them both. Zhang San, however, is not considering the plotted contract killings but how to seize all the property of the boss, and accidentally kills a shopper who comes to the boss for his salary. Subsequently, a series of bloody murders is ironically triggered.
Adapted from the Coen Brothers’ film "Blood Labyrinth", this film is the first comedy at the Lunar New Year time directed by Zhang Yimou following the Olympic opening ceremony.

Director: John Woo
Cast: Tony Leung Chiu Wai / Takeshi Kaneshiro / Zhang Fengyi / Zhao Wei, etc.
Box Office: January 7, 2009 released, with a total 260 million Yuan at the box office.
Plot Synopsis: After the Baguazhen battle in Three Kingdoms Period, Sun Quan and Liu Bei’s coalition greatly hampered Cao Cao's vigor. Cao Cao (Zhang Fengyi) was anxious, in addition the north soldiers lacked knowledge of the south and this caused heavy casualties. Cao’s head disease  reappeared. Sun Shangxiang (Zhao Wei)， Sun Quan’s sister, infiltrated Cao’s camp to get military intelligence. She figured that in order to meet the water war, Cao Cao adopted an approach that supported connecting all the warships with chains. Meanwhile, one of Cao’s advisors Jiang Gan (Shi Xiaohong) volunteered to go visiting his old friend Zhou Yu (Tony Leung Chiu Wai), the military counselor of Sun Quan in order to spy on the actual situation. Zhou Yu had took that into account, under the guise of a drunk leaked out the military aircraft, so that Jianggan brought back with the false intelligence, and Cao Cao accidentally killed the important generals who were fully aware of the water war. Cao thus revenged by sending the corpses of soldiers killed because of plague into the river, named "ghost soldiers", intended to disrupt the morale of the rival troops League. Seeing the circumstances, Xiao Qiao (Lin Chi-ling), Zhou Yu’s wife decided to rush to Cao’s barracks to persuade him to retreat. Could she make it? Or was a prelude to a major battle just about to begin?

Director: Chen Kuo-fu / Gao Qunshu
Cast: Zhou Xun / Li Bingbing / Chang Han-yu / Wang Zhiwen, etc.
Box Office: September 29, 2009 released, with a total 224 million at the box office.
Plot Synopsis:
October 10, 1942, Wang puppet regime in the national government held a grand celebration. However, the assassination of a series of military and political officials had put the Director of Intelligence Agency Wang Tianxiang (Wang Zhiwen) on pins and needles. In a torture interrogation of a female assassin (Liu Weiwei), he obtained a key piece of information – a spy code-named Old Ghost from Communist Party had been mixed into the Counterinsurgency Headquarters. The meritorious Wang immediately found the Japanese Imperial Army secretor Takeda (Huang Xiaoming) to hold the briefing. The two subsequently planted in the Qiu Zhuang, an isolated fortress, to set a trap, through the release of false information intended to force the Old Ghost’s appearance.
In the objects of suspicion, there is a commander attendant Bai Xiaonian (Alec Su), a Military Aircraft Commissioner Jing Shenghuo (Ying Da), a Counterinsurgency Captain Wu Zhiguo (Chang Han-yu), a translation of telegram team leader Li Ning-yu (Li Bingbing) and a commissioner of transceiver Gu Xiaomeng (Zhou Xun). During the investigation, Takeda and Wang had used unscrupulous means. However, the development of events was unexpected.