China is Now!Tencent Music Connects, a music industry conference focusing on China's music industry, was held in Beijing with 300 participants from record companies, indie musicians and the government.
With the help of key partnerships, Chinese TV companies are creating more homegrown content and changing the nature of the domestic TV industry from importer to exporter.
Only a few years ago, when people talked about the TV industry, China was seen as a key buyer and a gigantic export market.
The latest winner of the prestigious Palme d'Or, Cannes Film Festival's top honor, will be imported into Chinese mainland, according to domestic distributors.
Undersea sci-fi blockbuster The Meg is out to prove it's leagues apart from recent monster-movie offerings, Xu Fan reports.
Looking China, an annual youth film project, has concluded its stop in Southwest China's Guizhou province, with 10 short documentaries shot and screened.
The production team for the 2007 Chinese movie The Sun Also Rises, including its director Jiang Wen, met audiences on Thursday during the 21th Shanghai International Film Festival.
Fans of Jackie Chan will be excited to see the 64-year-old action legend showing off his death-defying stunts on big screen once more.
Nine Hong Kong films, including two world premieres, one North American premiere, and three New York premieres, will be featured at the upcoming 2018 New York Asian Film Festival in Lincoln Center, New York City.
China's rapidly expanding film industry is regularly setting new records. As of June 16, the country's box-office takings surpassed 30 billion yuan ($4.6 billion) 35 days earlier than last year, according to the live tracker Maoyan.
Top Chinese film executives believe that venture funds are withdrawing from China's film industry and predict that many Chinese film companies will go bankrupt within next two years.
The vision of building a community with shared future for mankind, first proposed by President Xi Jinping in January 2017, took a step forward on Monday as a Beijing-based media group signed a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations to co-stage an annual global film festival to promote the idea worldwide.