Despite a nearly 50 percent rise in Chinese box-office returns this year, local moviemakers aren't smiling. Xu Fan reports.
A Chinese movie — Go Away Mr. Tumor — after a book by the same name, is scheduled for release on the mainland on Aug 13.
For music fans across the world, this Friday will mark the beginning of New Music Fridays, an aligned global release day for new music initiated by the London-based International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.
Chinese anchor Dong Qing is set for a return to the small screen after a spell studying at the University of Southern California.
Bloody Destiny, a movie on a professional boxer's attempts to flee gangsters, was released on the mainland on June 26.
Chinese singer-songwriter Zhang Mi released a new song, Blue Dream, in Beijing recently. Chinese pop group NZBZ is heard rapping in her song.
Veteran martial arts actor Yu Chenghui died in Beijing on July 5. He was 76.
Chinese director Chen Kaige's new film "Monk Comes Down the Mountain" debuted late on Thursday amid a prejudiced hiss from movie buffs.
An opera recalling Yongle's illustrious feats comes to Beijing with a star-studded cast and crews.
New stats show box office revenues in China have surpassed 20 billion yuan ($3.2 billion) so far this year. This is nearly 50 percent growth compared with the first half of last year.
Best-selling author Yan Geling, recently made a splash on Chinese TV with Theater, a 34-episode series written by her.
Young Chinese filmmakers will likely benefit from closer cinematic cooperation between the country and South Korea as expectations surround a joint film festival in Dachang county, Hebei province.
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