Single Again

A big happy Peking family each rushing thing when the anti-Japanese War breaks out. The family reunites after the war, but drifts apart soon when the Chinese civil war breaks out.

When William leaves everything behind him in search for a new life, he meets Luna; a young woman whose been on the run from her past for years. Together, they build an unlikely and troubled friendship that will affect their lives forever.

Judith Wingate has married for wealth, but desires love, while her friend Marion Gregory has married for love, but longs for wealth. Chester Wingate refuses to grant Judith a divorce, even though he is having an affair and Judith has taken wealthy Oliver Sloan for a lover. Marion grows impatient with her husband, inventor Hugh Gregory, who promises her wealth at the completion of his submarine invention for the United States government. Judith invites Marion for a weekend sojourn, with the intention of entrapping Chester with Marion. When Marion rejects Chester's advances, Oliver attempts to win her favor. Judith enters Marion's room hoping to expose her husband, but finds instead her lover in a compromising position. Hugh believes that Marion has been unfaithful, and the success of his invention is little consolation until minister Robert Calvert proves Marion's innocence. Marion returns to the man she married for love with a new appreciation of him, and with a new view of the idle rich.

During a communist revolution, a struggling people of a small village did anything to get by. Some people saw an opportunity to earn from this struggle. In a means of recycling, people were offered to trade in anything metal and paper for small sum of money. When the scavengers emptied the local school library, a young boy tries to save his love and books.