At the project pitch event, held from April 19 to 20 as part of the 15th Beijing International Film Festival's Next Frame Space unit, young directors rapidly flipped through PowerPoint slides on stage, delivering well-rehearsed presentations. Their goal: to capture the attention of judges and investors in the audience and to win support — whether in the form of funding, collaborators, or production resources.
C'e ancora domani (There's Still Tomorrow) is an Italian feminist comedy written, directed by, and starring Paola Cortellesi. After premiering in Italy in 2023, the film was released on the Chinese mainland on March 8 this year — International Women's Day.
C'e ancora domani (There's Still Tomorrow) is an Italian feminist comedy written, directed by, and starring Paola Cortellesi. After premiering in Italy in 2023, the film was released on the Chinese mainland on March 8 this year — International Women's Day.
Students from Southeast Asia share their experiences of embracing cultural exchanges, building connections, and shaping future careers in China.
Students from Southeast Asia share their experiences of embracing cultural exchanges, building connections, and shaping future careers in China.
Amid the savory aroma of simmering beef broth and the rhythmic movements of a noodle-pulling chef, Ox Lan attracts a lively crowd.
In May 2023, on the eve of her summit attempt on Mount Qomolangma (Mount Everest),16-year-old Xu Zhuoyuan encountered a fierce snowstorm during her ascent.
Chen Meimei, a 26-year-old from Shiyan, Hubei province, recently spent a weekend in Xinghua village in Danjiangkou, less than two hours away. She arrived just in time for the village's annual "Three Blossoms Festival", which celebrates the blooming of apricot, peach, and rape flowers — and the experience was unlike any she'd had before.
"Has the grain been filled?" is a playful way of asking, "Have you eaten?" Similarly, "Your hands are like excavators, with the strength of bears, wolves, and leopards" means "You have a strong grip."
Between the majestic mountains of the Nujiang Grand Canyon in Yunnan province, the river flows swiftly and the green hills stretch endlessly. A group of young people — diverse in languages and cultural backgrounds — traverse this landscape, not only captivated by its beauty but also deeply engaging with the local community.
Deng Fuxin, from Mianyang, Sichuan province, studied Hindi for three years at the Communication University of China. Yet, when she first arrived in India last October, she was still amazed by the unexpected warmth and connection she experienced there.
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