If Hollywood hears a wolf at the door, it may well be Chinese director-producer-star turned wolf-pack leader, Wu Jing, whose recent effort, Wolf Warrior II, has gobbled up the competition to become a genuine cultural phenomenon, not only in China but also for Hollywood.
It is a new way of storytelling in cinema, and three films from the Chinese mainland are set to compete for awards at the Venice festival.
The English-language opera adapted from the Chinese classic "Dream of the Red Chamber" is scheduled to stage at Beijing Poly Theatre on Sept 8.
Documentary movie Twenty Two, which debut on Monday to mark the International Memorial Day for Comfort Women, has had an unexpected increase in sales, according to data released by Maoyan, a major Chinese film database.
A collection of ancient boxes made in China will be displayed at the Sun Museum in Hong Kong from Sept 5 to Dec 2.
The Palace Museum in Beijing has shared a range of photos of its collection of pomegranate-themed relics on micro blog Sina Weibo in celebration of the start of autumn.
A concert called The Rhythm of the Silk Road was held at the Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center on Aug 12, which marked the opening of the 10th China International Youth Arts Festival.
Shanghai Cooperation Organization Camp for Intangible Cultural Heritage lifted its curtain in Beijing on Aug 12, and will last through Aug 17.
A 48-episode TV series on the stress caused by gaokao, or the national college entrance exams, will run on Beijing Satellite TV from Aug 15.
One of the most anticipated action films of the summer, SPL 3: Paradox, will hit to nearly half of China's 45,000 screens on Aug 17.
People who are aggressive, hyperactive and struggle in school with "antisocial behavior" are more likely to end up in persistent poverty, require welfare assistance, experience chronic unemployment and suffer premature death, a report says.
From the 2005 hit Divergence to the 2015 award-winning crime thriller Port of Call, Hong Kong star Aaron Kwok has portrayed a number of impressive looking policemen on big screen.
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