Chinese Mainland Box Office Hits 35B Yuan Record
The Chinese mainland box office for 2025 topped 35 billion yuan in just 219 days—55 days faster than last year—signaling robust growth in the cinema market.
China’s Lanyue Nails First Manned Lunar Lander Test! 🚀🌕
Lanyue, China’s new two-module lunar lander, successfully completes its maiden landing and takeoff test in Hebei Province, marking a giant leap in the country’s manned moon program.
War Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Director Urges Viewers to Remember History
Shen Ao, director of the war film ‘Dead to Rights’, calls on audiences to remember history, honor fallen heroes, and cherish peace for a brighter future.
Portraits of Humanity: Behind ‘Dead to Rights’
Explore the ‘Portraits of Humanity’ featurette for Dead to Rights, revealing how ordinary people in 1937 Nanjing unite to protect truth and dignity through a roll of film.
Xizang’s Education Revolution: From 95% Illiterate to Universal Schooling
Explore how China’s Xizang Autonomous Region transformed from 95% illiteracy to offering 15 years of free education, lighting up futures across grasslands and cities.
Haunting “Dead to Rights” Trailer Brings 1937 Nanjing Massacre to Life
The new “Dead to Rights” trailer offers a raw, shocking look at the 1937 Nanjing Massacre through the lens of civilians forced to develop war photographs.
2025 Chengdu World Games: Innovative Coverage Set to Shine
ISB CEO Ursula Romero previews bold, fresh broadcast plans for the 2025 Chengdu World Games, promising equal spotlight for events from tug of war to flag football.
IWGA President Applauds Chengdu’s Prep for 12th World Games
IWGA President praises Chengdu’s prep for the 12th World Games, lauding its history-making program and athlete readiness.
Pandas Roll Out the Red Carpet for Athletes Ahead of 2025 Chengdu World Games
International athletes explore Chengdu’s panda sanctuaries, ancient canals, and mountain trails on a culture tour ahead of the 2025 World Games.
Dead to Rights: A Haunting Tale of Survival and Lost Photographs
Trailer for “Dead to Rights” reveals civilians’ fight to preserve shocking photos amid the Nanjing Massacre—a gripping tale of survival and resistance.