
Chinese Fantasy Drama ‘All Quiet at Sunrise’ Unveils Director Zhu Xin
Director Zhu Xin’s ‘All Quiet at Sunrise’ blends drama and fantasy, spotlighting China’s rising cinematic influence and creative innovation.
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Director Zhu Xin’s ‘All Quiet at Sunrise’ blends drama and fantasy, spotlighting China’s rising cinematic influence and creative innovation.
Beijing’s China National Film Museum unveils a century of cinematic achievements, blending cultural preservation with insights into Asia’s booming film industry.
Chinese animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ premieres in Cambodia with sold-out screenings, signaling strong regional appetite for cross-cultural entertainment collaborations.
China’s animated ‘Ne Zha’ franchise surpasses 20 billion yuan at the box office, setting a historic milestone and elevating director Yang Yu to record-breaking status.
China’s ‘Ne Zha 2’ overtakes ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ as the fifth-highest-grossing film globally, earning $2.07 billion and breaking domestic records.
From the global debut of ‘Ne Zha 2’ to ancient archaeological wonders and culinary innovations, discover how Asia’s cultural footprint is expanding worldwide.
Explore the origins of China’s wuxia genre, from ancient literary roots to modern cinema magic, and why tales of chivalrous martial artists captivate audiences worldwide.
Shanxi dough artist Lu Peihong reimagines ‘Ne Zha 2’ hero through traditional sculpting, blending cinematic flair with centuries-old craftsmanship.
Chinese animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ expands to European markets, signaling China’s growing cultural influence and animation industry ambitions.
Emmy-nominated cinematographer Kees Van Oostrum discusses the artistic and cultural impact of ‘Ne Zha 2,’ China’s record-breaking animated film.
A Russian student at Tsinghua University shares how a classic Hong Kong film deepened her understanding of Chinese culture and human connections.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Ambassador to China shares how Chinese films bridge cultures and foster global understanding, from childhood kung fu classics to modern blockbusters.
Foreign tourists at Beijing’s Temple of Heaven discuss beloved Chinese films, revealing how cinema bridges global appreciation for China’s cultural narratives.
Tourists at the Great Wall share their favorite Chinese films, highlighting the global appeal of China’s cinematic storytelling and cultural landmarks.
IMAX China’s CEO highlights how Chinese films drive economic growth, cultural influence, and global demand for premium content.
Discover Zhenbeibao in Yinchuan, the heart of iconic Chinese films, where cinema and culture unite to showcase China’s rich heritage to the world.
Chinese New Year films like Ne Zha 2 are inspiring a new wave of international tourism, as global audiences seek to experience the breathtaking scenery featured on screen.
Ne Zha 2 triumphs over Spider-Man: No Way Home, becoming the highest-grossing animated film in Chinese history with a global box office of 14.19 billion yuan.
China’s cinematic and digital innovations are making waves globally, with a major film release in France and the erhu gaining popularity in Japan.
International travelers and students in Xi’an share their thoughts on popular Chinese films like ‘Ne Zha 2,’ showcasing the global impact of Chinese cinema.