Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

In "Painted Skin", Wang Anxu (played by Jiang Hua) pursues fame and fame, and is very greedy. He originally thought that life and death are separated and will not interfere with each other. Unexpectedly, the person who died in vain comes back with a vengeance, and he is determined to demand an explanation; "Xiao Cui" happened to save a ring fox back then, and Wang Taichang got his wish to marry the beautiful fox girl Xiao Cui (played by Li Bingbing) to his silly son Wang Yuanfeng (played by Lin Zhiying). As beasts, demons also have feelings. In "Abao", the six-fingered celebrity Sun Chu (played by Yuan Hong) falls in love with Abao (played by Rainie Yang) at first sight. They are in love and care about each other. No matter how evil people interfere with it, lovers will eventually meet each other; in "Lu Pian", the foolish Zhu Erdan (played by Wang Lujiang) makes Lu Pian (played by Li Liqun) made of stone. (played by Huang Xiaoming)) as a confidant, and through this opportunity, he gained a clever heart, but he was also involved in the dispute between Xiaoman (played by Hu Ke) and Baiyang (played by Huang Xiaoming); in "Xiao Xie", the Jiang Mansion was haunted, but the daring Tao Wangsan was favored by the female ghost Xiao Xie (played by Tang Ning). (played by Yang Mi) stayed at Lanruo Temple and met the female ghost Nie Xiaoqian (played by Yang Mi). You and I, we just talk about fate playing tricks on people... This film is adapted from Pu Songling's classic masterpiece.