From the golden statuettes to the winners, here are the 10 things that you probably don't know about the oldest entertainment awards ceremony.
Young Chinese have very different views on career security, but their impulsive decisions to terminate employment point to growing affluence and the unwillingness to acclimate.
Normand Latourelle and his Canadian entertainment company, Cirque du Soleil, have toured globally for more than a decade with shows that were watched by millions.
The first trailer of the Chinese film "Finding Mr. Right 2" was released on Friday, with African American jazz singer Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" as the background music.
South Korean TV drama "Descendants of the Sun" is off to a strong start in both China and South Korea since it hit small screens on Thursday.
China's central government is considering weighing local officials' role in cultural relics protection more heavily in order to strengthen enforcement.
An increasing number of Chinese tourists are flocking to Egypt since Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent state visit, providing a boost to the Middle Eastern country's tourism industry, a senior Egyptian official said.
After two decades overseas, a stolen 1,500-year-old Buddha head returned home on Friday.
Communication and social networking service provider WeChat may introduce a pay-for-view function for the many public accounts that share information, pictures and videos in Moments, confirmed Tencent CPO Zhang Jun in a recent interview with cnr.cn.
The Beijing Palace Museum has received a donation of 100 million yuan, some $15 million, from the artist Cui Ruzhuo.
When Spectre dominated Hong Kong box-office charts last November, a low-budget film surprisingly beat the remaining local rivals behind the James Bond smash hit.
Japan's influential animated hero "Saint Seiya" will meet Chinese fans on the big screen for the first time since the character's debut three decades ago.