How ‘Dead to Rights’ Brings 1930s Nanjing to Life
Discover how ‘Dead to Rights’ recreates 1930s Nanjing with stunning authenticity, exposing historical war crimes in this summer’s hit film.
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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.
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.
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.
Oil-Paper Umbrellas Make a Chic Comeback
Explore how 1,000-year-old oil-paper umbrellas from the Chinese mainland are making a chic comeback, blending Chinese craftsmanship with modern China Chic vibes.
Graceful Duet: Sword Meets Oil-Paper Umbrella in Bamboo Forest
Discover the viral Hanfu performance blending swordplay & oil-paper umbrella artistry in a bamboo forest. A modern twist on classic martial arts.
In the Footsteps of Du Fu: Discovering the Thatched Cottage in Chengdu
Explore the Du Fu Thatched Cottage in Chengdu: a poetic journey through the Tang Dynasty, scenic gardens, and a glimpse into the life of the sage of poetry.
From Stone to Stove: Anping Bridge’s 800-Year Flavor Journey
Discover how the 800-year-old Anping Bridge in Fujian province connects history and local Fujian snacks, turning every bite into a taste of hometown soul.
Oil-Paper Umbrellas & Hanfu Dance: Youth Revives Chinese Heritage
Young dancers in the Chinese mainland are fusing oil-paper umbrellas and Hanfu dance into a dynamic performance that bridges ancient heritage and modern youth culture.