News & Insights Across Asia
China’s first zodiac-themed giant-screen film ‘Horse Power’ premieres in Shanghai, blending cultural heritage with cutting-edge cinematic technology in a groundbreaking educational format.
New 2026 release documents 100 years of Chinese children’s cinema through thematic analysis and historical context, launched at Beijing’s premier publishing event.
Ne Zha 2 dominates 2025 global box office, earning $2.24B and setting a new benchmark for Chinese animated films.
New biographical film about Dream of the Red Mansion author Cao Xueqin premieres in Chinese theaters January 16, exploring his personal life through modern cinematic lens.
China’s film industry achieved a record 51.8 billion yuan box office in 2025, driven by cultural narratives, tech innovation, and expanded global influence.
China’s 2026 New Year film season offers diverse genres from family comedies to historical epics, with record-breaking advance ticket sales signaling strong audience demand.
New documentary explores life of Wan-go Weng, Chinese filmmaker who promoted cultural heritage abroad, released during 120th anniversary of China’s cinema history.
CGTN journalists explore how Chinese cinema is evolving in 2025, focusing on global collaborations, cultural storytelling, and technological innovation shaping worldwide appeal.
China’s record-breaking film industry is transforming tourism and consumer markets, creating new cultural-economic synergies across Asia in 2025.
Chinese blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ gains acclaim in Russia, with Moscow premiere drawing cultural enthusiasts and praise for its visual artistry.
Chinese historical film ‘Gezhi Town’ earns 100M yuan in 15 hours, redefining wartime storytelling and box office expectations in 2025.
German producers praise Chinese film enthusiasts’ sophistication at Hainan’s 2025 international festival, highlighting growing appetite for artistic cinema.
China’s booming cinema market drives ‘Zootopia 2’ to record $283M success while Chinese films gain global momentum in 2025’s cultural exchange.
Discover Zhenbeibao in Yinchuan, the enchanting desert landscape that’s the birthplace of iconic Chinese films, boosting tourism and showcasing China’s rich cultural heritage.
Explore the rich history and future of Chinese cinema at the Qingdao Movie Museum, featuring classic exhibits and discussions on Sino-American film collaboration.
Explore the rich history and future of Chinese cinema at the Qingdao Movie Museum, featuring classic exhibits and discussions on Sino-American film collaboration.
“Ne Zha 2” becomes the first Asian film to gross 10 billion yuan, breaking into the global box office top 17 with its major release across multiple countries.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival box office surpasses 10 billion yuan, setting new domestic and global records, with 187 million moviegoers during the holiday season.
China’s film industry sets a new record during the 2025 Spring Festival holiday with a box office of 9.51 billion yuan and 187 million moviegoers, marking unprecedented milestones in revenue and attendance.
China’s 2025 box office revenue surpasses 10 billion yuan, topping global charts and setting new records during the Spring Festival holiday.
