In his ink-brush paintings, Fang Xiang uses loose strokes to create a half-real, half-imagined world. His depictions of these landscapes are full of details of animation, expressing his reflections of worldly affairs and interpersonal relations, and provoking a shared yearning for a simple life.
With this summer becoming the highest-grossing box office season to top the same period over three years, the big-screen giant IMAX has also seen its summer revenue in China soar high thanks to the country's efficient control of pandemic resurgences.
For years Ren Jianguo has endeavored in the realm of classic landscape paintings, exploring with a semi-abstract style to accentuate the expressiveness of his ink-brush works.
China's Grand Canal, the longest man-made waterway in the world, recently saw it become the "protagonist" of a popular TV series.
Dubbed as a cradle to cultivate the next generation oftalent for the Chinese film industry, the 29th Beijing College Student Film Festival has been recently launched in the Chinese capital, releasing a total of 33 movies shot by college students during its highlighted "cloudy screening" section.
Theater Young, the revamped version of the renowned Yangpu Grand Theater in Shanghai, will open its doors to the public on September 2.
A mysterious tourist. An aspiring young guide. Their journey to find a lesser-known waterfall reveals a tear-jerking romance in Gurgling, the best film winner of the recently concluded third Lushan International Love Film Week.
A few months ahead of the release of Avatar: The Way of Water, the sequel of the world's highest-grossing movie of all time, recently screened an exclusive clip in the CINITY format of 3D, 4K and high-frame rate at the CINITY Lab, the cutting-edge cinematic technology arm of China Film Group Corporation, in Beijing on Aug 19.
Nepali film The Secrets of Radha was screened on Friday as part of this year's Beijing International Dance Video Festival that ran from Aug 13 to 28.
Karst topography, rugged peaks, rocky trails, verdant foliage, plunging gorges, limestone caverns, staggering sinkholes and breathtaking waterfalls－Guizhou province in Southwest China is a mountainous Shangri-La.
An Shanxuan and her 8-year-old son arrived at the theater 40 minutes early, and yet it was already packed with enthusiastic moviegoers.
Walking through a luxuriant park and down the stone steps, Yang Lin came as usual to one of China's most special cinemas -- one that has shown the same film for decades.
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