Tan Dun is indeed iconic as a Chinese musician who's full of passion and imagination, who pioneers innovation to conjure contemporary audiences' fascination with classical music.
Chibi Maruko-chan, one of the most familiar Japanese animated characters to Chinese fans, will soon open in Chinese theaters, the first ever such release.
The Chinese music market, once seen as chaotic, is now viewed as having enormous untapped potential, thanks to the country's online user base of 650million people and a growing number of licensed digital services.
Dongjiang Column, one of the major forces fighting against Japanese invaders in southern China from 1938 to 1945, inspires a new hit TV series.
The third Silk Road International Film Festival opened in Xi'an on Monday, attracting 676 films from 35 countries to compete for awards.
Storks deliver babies. Sounds fantastic? Warner Bros' upcoming animated movie Storks is a new twist on the mythologic concept of storks delivering babies.
China's Mid-Autumn Festival box office sales were down from the same period last year to 505 million yuan ($75.5 million), with several new releases struggling to find traction over the three-day holiday.
A Children's Song, based on the true story of Chinese assistance to Jewish refugees during World War II, has recently garnered widespread attention in the West.
The first Chinese Film Festival in Italy kicked off here on Thursday, with a top selection of movies, and a series of forums to address the evolution of China's film industry.
iQiyi, the web-based entertainment arm of Chinese tech giant Baidu, will start to broadcast in October, a series based on the popular crime novel Mei Ren Wei Xian that loosely translates to "beauty lies within the dumpling", in a first major exploration of its franchise-building abilities, a senior company executive says.
The US science-fiction adventure film "Star Trek Beyond" continued to dominate the Chinese film market in the week ending Sept 11, earning 151 million yuan ($22.6 million), China Film News reported Tuesday.
A number of Chinese films are premiering at this year's ongoing Toronto International Film Festival.
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