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Director: Sun Haipeng
Screenwriters: Sun Haipeng, Shen Cheng, Zhang Ting, Shi Mai
Dubbing: Li Xin, Timothy, Chen Yexiong, Cai Xinran, Simon Wang
Produced by Beijing Splendid Culture & Entertainment Co., Ltd., Foshan Yidong Culture Communications Co., Ltd., Beijing Baination Pictures Co., Ltd.
2024 | Colour | 133′
In Putonghua with Chinese and English subtitles

Most Favourite Director, 32nd Beijing College Student Film Festival
Animation of the Year, 16th Youth Film Handbook Awards

Young lion dancer Juan travels from Guangdong to Shanghai to raise money for his ailing father at a major martial arts tournament. Representing a declining martial arts gym, Juan not only has to overcome formidable opponents, but also has to face the deep-rooted cultural prejudice and his internal struggles.

Combining top-notch animation technology with traditional culture, this entertaining sequel continues the themes of its predecessor while injecting new blood into the franchise with thrilling martial arts sequences. It highlights the grace and beauty of this long-lasting sport while realistically depicting the pressure that small-town youths face today. Traditional lion dance also effectively serves as a symbol representing the resilience and tenacity of youth who fight for their dreams.

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