It is a curious coincidence that an animated film becomes a dark horse in the Chinese film box office competition at the end of these recent two years.
The world's largest 'Tianhuang' stone has been auctioned off for 109 million yuan ($16.5 million) in Beijing, the highest auction price ever paid for a so-called 'yellowfield' stone.
Stories from aspiring authors are now read by millions of users on the internet before being turned into movies, TV series and games.
French filmmaker Dany Boon hopes his new comedy about a female police trainee, who earns a place on an all-male elite force, will tickle the Chinese audience. Xu Fan reports.
The animation by Chinese director Liang Xuan and Zhang Chun "Big Fish and Begonia" won the first prize of the full-length film category of the 15th Anilogue International Animation Festival here on Dec 3.
Sichuan rapper and winner of online reality show donates prize money of 1 million yuan to promote music education in his hometown.
Film director Zhang Yimou has been appointed chairman of the third China Film Directors' Guild Young Director Support Program, according to the organizers.
For the award-winning actor and scriptwriter Guo Jinglin, his most impressive memories of Beijing date back to the 1970s.
A familiar face in many Hong Kong comedies, veteran actor Eric Tsang returns to his comfort zone with his role in the upcoming feature Kill Me Please.
China's box office exceeded 50 billion yuan ($7.5 billion) Monday, the first year the country has broken the 50-billion mark, according to the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT).
For years, China's music industry was seen as chaotic with record companies seemingly unable to come up with digital business models which could fight online piracy.
Ten years ago just 10 music festivals were held in China. How things have changed