China's media watchdog called to remove five online dramas from the Internet on moral grounds yesterday, including the hugely successful Go Princess Go.
It's common sense that leading stars are the biggest attraction to moviegoers, but the upcoming fantasy thriller The Lost Tomb seems poised to be an exception.
Chinese online costume drama Go Princess Go was taken down from the website yesterday.
The fantasy-realism love story is the only entry from China submitted for the competition program vying for the Golden and Silver Bears this year.
Most Chinese are familiar with the name Zhang Xueliang because of the Xi'an Incident, which changed the course of Chinese history but made the military leader lose freedom for the rest of his life.
Eight years after the first Kung Fu Panda movie made waves globally, Po, the title hero, makes an effort to be less American and more Chinese in the latest sequel of the franchise. Xu Fan reports.
Stars of the English and Chinese versions of "Kung Fu Panda 3" have gathered in Shanghai for the premiere of the animation in China.
The Monkey King is a favourite hero with both movie and TV audiences. As China prepares to welcome in its New Year of the Monkey, he is even more ubiquitous.
When musician Gao Xiaosong composed the song Who Sleeps My Bro in 2001, his only wish was to have enough money to make a music video of the song.
Chedan Dongwu, a film about China's hip-hop artists, was released online across platforms on Friday.
It is one of the highest-grossing animated franchises in China, but Boonie Bears has recently created a new box-office record with sneak previews of its latest sequel.
Nearly three months after its North American release, Vin Diesel's fantasy thriller The Last Witch Hunter has hit screens on the mainland.