The "Ne Zha" animated film franchise has made history by surpassing 20 billion yuan at the box office, marking a major milestone in the Chinese film industry. This breakthrough highlights the creative power behind vibrant animation that connects with audiences worldwide. 🎬
The latest installment, "Ne Zha 2", has raked in over 15.3 billion yuan as of Sunday afternoon, while its 2019 predecessor added an impressive 5.035 billion yuan. With these combined earnings, director Yang Yu becomes the first filmmaker in Chinese cinema history to lead a franchise that exceeds 20 billion yuan.
Released on January 29 during Chinese New Year, "Ne Zha 2" rocketed to the top of China's all-time box office in just nine days, eventually earning the title of the highest-grossing animated movie globally as of February 18.
In response to its overwhelming success, screenings of "Ne Zha 2" have been extended on the Chinese mainland until April 30, giving fans even more time to enjoy this cinematic phenomenon.
This record-breaking achievement not only redefines the standards for animated films but also paves the way for a new era in Chinese animation. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from the world of film! 🔥
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'Ne Zha' franchise slays Chinese film record with 20b yuan earnings
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