
Belt and Road Film Week: A Global Bridge for Chinese Cinema
Belt and Road Film Week at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival highlights Chinese cinema as a cultural bridge connecting global audiences.
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Belt and Road Film Week at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival highlights Chinese cinema as a cultural bridge connecting global audiences.
Chinese director Huo Jianqi reveals that film resonates globally by capturing real, unfiltered human emotion amid nature’s beauty.
Kyrgyz filmmaker Aktan Arym Kubat premieres “Black, Red, Yellow” at the Shanghai Film Festival and dreams of creating on the Chinese mainland.
South African designer David Tlale returns to the Chinese mainland, marveling at tech advances and a zero-tariff policy that empowers African creatives.
China’s summer box office soars past 1B yuan with hits like Mission: Impossible and more, igniting huge excitement among movie fans.
Historic Zhapu Road, the filming location for “She’s Got No Name” during the 27th SIFF, is now a cultural tourism hotspot blending heritage with modern vibes.
Kim Longinotto, head of the SIFF documentary section, shares her passion for genuine storytelling and highlights Hollywood’s superhero fatigue.
Discover how noble innovators during the Warring States period used the bronze bingjian to chill wine – a true ancient precursor to modern refrigeration!
Li “Sky” Xiaofeng, a legendary Chinese esports figure, transforms his passion into basketball and inspires the next generation with relentless drive.
Dunhuang culture steals the show at the 31st Beijing International Book Fair with the inspiring “Visualizing Dunhuang” exhibition featuring 3,000+ vintage photos!