Jin Ming, often celebrated as "China's Shirley Temple," captured the hearts of millions during the 1990s with her endearing performances in adaptations of Chiung Yao’s novels. Her role in "Wanjun" (1990) at just nine years old established her as a beloved figure in Chinese television, alongside memorable appearances in "Longing for Husband to Return" (1990) and "Grass by Riverside" (1992). Collectors gravitate towards these releases not only for their nostalgic value but also for their significance in showcasing the evolution of child stardom in Chinese media. One of Jin's more recent projects, "疯狂的导演" (2013), offers a glimpse into her enduring talent, making it a sought-after title for fans and collectors alike. While her fame may have waned in adulthood, her early work remains a treasured part of Chinese pop culture history. Collectors particularly appreciate these titles for their rarity and the unique stories they tell about the transformation of the entertainment landscape in China.