
China to Reduce US Film Imports Amid Trade Tensions
China announces plans to reduce U.S. film imports amid escalating trade disputes, impacting markets and cross-border cultural relations.
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China announces plans to reduce U.S. film imports amid escalating trade disputes, impacting markets and cross-border cultural relations.
Discover Xiangyang’s dazzling night view, its historic city wall, and its inspiring role in China’s film industry, blending rich culture with cinematic allure.
China’s box office hits a new high during the Spring Festival, exceeding 8 billion yuan and setting a record as the highest-grossing season ever.
China’s film industry shattered records during the 2025 Spring Festival, achieving a box office revenue of 7 billion yuan, surpassing all previous milestones and solidifying China’s global cinema leadership.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival box office revenue has crossed 10 billion yuan, surpassing global records. Animated film Ne Zha 2 leads the surge, marking a milestone in Chinese cinema.
China’s box office revenue for 2025 has surpassed 10 billion yuan, overtaking North America to become the global leader in box office earnings. Animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ leads this historic achievement.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival box office revenue has surpassed 7.5 billion yuan, with ‘Ne Zha 2’ leading the charts, highlighting the booming film industry during the Chinese New Year festivities.
The 2025 Spring Festival film season sets new records in Chinese movie history, with revenues exceeding 5 billion yuan. ‘Ne Zha 2’ leads the box office as sequels dominate cinemas.
China’s daily box office hit a record 1.805 billion yuan during the Spring Festival, surpassing previous highs and marking a significant milestone for the nation’s film industry.
China’s Spring Festival box office pre-sales have surpassed 600 million yuan in record time, signaling a robust start to the 2025 Chinese New Year film season.
A star-studded lineup of six blockbuster films is set to heat up China’s 2025 Lunar New Year box office, promising diverse genres and record-breaking pre-sales.
China’s box office revenue soared to over 42.5 billion yuan in 2024, with domestic films contributing 78.68% of the total. The China Film Administration reports significant growth in cinema infrastructure and attendance.
The 6th Hainan Island International Film Festival opened in Sanya City, showcasing China\u0027s growing film industry and fostering international cultural exchange.
Once a prestigious event in Chinese cinema, the Golden Horse Awards face declining relevance due to industry changes and reduced audience engagement.
An exploration of the evolving significance of the Golden Horse Awards in Chinese-language cinema, reflecting on its rich history and the importance of cultural exchange in the film industry.
Recent controversies surround the Golden Horse Awards as critics claim the event prioritizes political agendas over cinematic artistry, impacting the reputation of Asia’s prestigious film festival.
At the 45th American Film Market in Las Vegas, the China Film Joint Pavilion showcased Chinese cinema’s achievements, promoting outstanding films and fostering international cooperation in the film industry.
Director of Photography Qian Tiantian reflects on her journey from ‘1942’ to ‘The Traveler’, highlighting the challenges and dedication required in cinematography.
China’s 2024 National Day holiday box office revenues exceeded 2 billion yuan, led by top films like “The Volunteers: The Battle of Life and Death,” showcasing the vitality of Chinese cinema.
China’s National Day holiday box office has soared to 1.5 billion yuan ($216 million) by October 5, 2024, reflecting a strong recovery and growing consumer interest in domestic films.