China's tourism market rebounded strongly this summer, with travel experts reporting significant growth in passenger numbers, spending, and both inbound and outbound trips as the country continues to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.
As one of the most renowned Japanese directors, Hirokazu Koreeda recently shared his impressions of Chinese directors and his filmmaking experiences with Chinese movie fans at an event organized by the China Film Director's Guide Young Director Support Program in Beijing.
On Thursday, Yilin Press launched Yangguan Yu Fucha: Sun Ji Xiansheng De Zhixue Zhidao (To Observe from Above and Inspect from Below: Sun Ji's Way of Learning) at the National Museum of China to mark the 95th birth anniversary of Sun Ji, Chinese prestigious expert on cultural relics and archaeologist.
iQIYI, China's leading online entertainment platform, announced on Wednesday the upcoming release of over 300 new titles across diverse genres over 2025 at its iJOY Conference in Shanghai.
On Thursday, Beijing Comedy Theater celebrated its one-year anniversary of reopening.
The International Forum on Silk Road City Culture and Tourism Development and the inaugural Silk Road City Culture and Tourism Season took place successfully on Sept 24, in Kunming, Yunnan province.
Pianist Lang Lang returns to his roots, releasing a new digital album titled Year of the Dragon-— Songs from China, on Friday.
The National Ballet of China will perform Roland Petit's noted ballet La Chauve-Souris (The Bat) from Oct 3 to 7 with five shows at the Tianqiao Theatre in Beijing.
Transformers One, the latest Hollywood film depicting the legend of the iconic alien robots, is scheduled to open across Chinese mainland theaters on Friday.
A modern and seamless system to welcome travelers combined with favorable policies including visa free travel for Malaysians entering China are boosting people-to-people ties between the two nations by enabling increased tourism and interactions, a Malaysian expert has said.
From undulating sand dunes to rugged mountain ranges and ancient castles, Dahaidao — a 500-kilometer-long legendary route on the ancient Silk Road — has recently become the backdrop for the adrenaline-fueled TV series, The Brother.
Short series surge in domestic market, expecting to match scale of film industry, Xu Fan reports.
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