Nearly five years after President Xi Jinping delivered a keynote speech to launch the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013, a movie inspired by an anecdote he related then has taken shape and is scheduled to be out near the end of this year.
In a dimly lit hall, the stage is decorated like a soon-to-erupt volcano. Suddenly, the roars and growls of dinosaurs rattle the floorboards.
A nationwide commission to regulate and guide the production of online feature films — a genre which has mirrored China's rapid expansion in video-streaming services — was launched in Beijing on May 28.
A nationwide commission to regulate and guide the production of online films, a special genre which has taken shape in accordance with China's rapid expansion in video-streaming services, was launched in Beijing on May 28.
NetEase Cloud Music, an online music streaming service under Chinese internet company NetEase Inc, released an original electronic music album titled E Energy II, featuring six groups of Chinese musicians.
The 14th China International Cartoon & Animation Festival dropped its curtain in May in Hangzhou city, East China's Zhejiang province.
The 8th edition of Chinese Film Festival in France (FCCF) opened Monday night in Paris, offering French audiences a chance to discover nine Chinese films released last year.
Nobel Literature Prize winner Mo Yan says he is the kind of person who dislikes to be on camera, but the novelist has agreed to "star" in an upcoming documentary series.
As part of recent review of its content quality, iQiyi - one of China's leading online media-streaming platforms - reported that it has removed more than 1,000 titles from its website.
With complex characters and a small-town setting, Jia Zhangke's new gangland flick, Ash Is Purest White, is an epic nostalgic tale told over nearly two decades.
One of the most broadcast TV dramas is The Legend of White Snake, a 50-episode series that debuted in 1992. But the tale, based on a book from the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), is now being remade and stars Yu Menglong and Ju Jingyi.
The Chinese movie theaters will see a total of 37 films this June. But the potential box office winners will be only a few – and a fight between domestic releases and Hollywood franchises.
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