Best Chinese Movies on Netflix 2025, Perfect to Watch During Christmas and New Year 2026 (PART 2)

Kapanlagi.com - The Christmas and New Year holidays are best filled with relaxing activities while enjoying quality entertainment, especially when accompanied by Chinese films that have successfully captured attention throughout 2025 on Netflix. From heartwarming romantic genres to thrilling action and emotionally charged dramas, this selection of films in part 2 is ready to accompany your holiday moments to make them more memorable and enjoyable, only on KapanLagi.com.

1. Man in Love

This romantic comedy film tells the story of A Cheng, a soft-hearted debt collector, who becomes entranced by Hao Ting, a woman struggling to pay off her debts. A Cheng, played by Cheney Chen and Tong Liya, then offers a unique debt repayment plan, which unexpectedly develops into a complicated yet passionate relationship. The film flows with strong chemistry, showing that love can arise from the most unexpected situations.

2. The Soul

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Adapted from the novel by Jiang Bo, The Soul is a gripping neo-noir sci-fi mystery crime film directed by Cheng Wei-hao. The film opens with the death of a powerful businessman, which triggers an in-depth investigation by police officer A Bao, played by Chang Chen and Janine Chang. As A Bao digs deeper, he uncovers secret connections and shocking truths behind the case. This film will satisfy mystery thriller lovers with its clever and surprising plot.

3. Love O2O

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This romantic film directed by Zhao Tianyu is adapted from the popular novel by Gu Man. The story follows Bei Wei Wei who, after being dumped by her in-game husband, meets a top player named Xiao Nai (Jing Boran). As they embark on adventures together in the game world and real life, their romance blossoms amidst friendship and enjoyable adventures. This film offers a sweet modern love story between the digital world and reality.

4. The 9th Precinct

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The 9th Precinct is an action crime thriller that takes the audience into the battle between the human world and the supernatural world. The synopsis focuses on an idealistic young police officer who joins a secret underground unit. This unit is tasked with combating evil forces that threaten the balance of both realms. Starring Roy Chiu as the lead, this film offers fast-paced action and a tense plot, perfect for those seeking a police story with a dark fantasy twist.

5. Casino Tycoon

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This classic Chinese film is directed by Wong Jing and stars Andy Lau. The story is loosely based on the true story of Stanley Ho, the Macau casino maestro. The film follows Ho's journey, a refugee from Hong Kong, who struggles hard to achieve wealth and fame in the glamorous casino industry. Casino Tycoon exudes an atmosphere of luxury and ambition, exploring themes of greed and the consequences of extreme success.

6. Blind Detective

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Directed by Johnnie To, Blind Detective is a Hong Kong action crime thriller starring the deadly duo Andy Lau and Sammi Cheng. After a tragic accident leaves him blind, a brilliant detective uses his unique abilities to solve cold cases for money. He then teams up with a rookie inspector to uncover a case from the past. The unique storyline and strong performance by Andy Lau have earned the film much acclaim.

7. Manhunt

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This action thriller film is directed by maestro John Woo, starring Zhang Hanyu and Masaharu Fukuyama. Manhunt tells the story of a prosecutor who is wrongfully accused of a heinous crime. He must strive to prove his innocence and clear his name. The film is filled with fast-paced and tense action sequences, focusing on intense chases. Its plot explores themes of trust, loyalty, and justice within the distinctive cinematographic framework of John Woo.

8. Wish Dragon

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Wish Dragon is a fantasy animated film produced by Sony Pictures Animation. The film tells the story of a teenager who meets a magical wish-granting dragon while trying to reunite with his childhood friend. The dragon then teaches the teenager about the potential of opportunity and helps him fulfill his deepest longings. The film received a warm reception due to its charming characters, vibrant animation, and an emotional story that touches the heart.

9. Warriors of Heaven and Earth

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Set in the 7th century AD during the Tang Dynasty, this film is directed by Halonge Ping. Warriors of Heaven and Earth follows a group of soldiers tasked with protecting a merchant caravan traveling through the Silk Road. The plot involves Li, a retired soldier, who is hired to escort an envoy. Along the way, they must face robbers and Uighur soldiers. The film features stunning cinematography, capturing the vast landscapes of the Silk Road with drama and honor.

10. Your Name Engraved Herein

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This Taiwanese coming-of-age drama film is directed by Liu Kuang-hui and is set in the late 1980s, during a period of martial law. The synopsis tells the story of two male students, Jia-han and Birdy, who fall in love but must face immense pressure from society and their peers due to their relationship. This Golden Horse-nominated film conveys a sensitive and emotional tale, highlighting the struggles of love amidst a time of social change.

11. So Long, My Son

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Directed by Wang Xiaoshuai, this film follows the lives of two families over three decades, covering the era of the one-child policy in China since the 1980s. The story centers on Yaojun and Liyun, who are forced to face various challenges, including grief, guilt, and loss. The film has been praised for its emotional depth and its portrayal of the complex social changes in China. The non-linear storyline successfully captures the evolution of its characters' emotions.

12. This Is Not What I Expected

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This Is Not What I Expected is a romantic comedy directed by Derek Hui. The film stars Takeshi Kaneshiro as Lu Jin, a highly obsessed executive chef with Gu Shengnan (Zhou Dongyu), a unique hotel employee. The plot follows Lu Jin's attempts to win Gu Shengnan's heart through culinary skills. The film presents a series of humorous misunderstandings and obstacles that flow into a light and sweet love story with strong chemistry between the two main actors.

13. Cities Of Last Things

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This Chinese drama directed by Ho Wi Ding is set in a dystopian future. The plot is unique, starting with a suicide scene, then recounting the events that led to that action in reverse. The film explores complicated relationships, betrayal, and surprises from the past. Its reverse narrative keeps the audience captivated until the end. Cities Of Last Things is a perfect choice for those who enjoy unconventional and deep storytelling.

(kpl/chn)