China’s Film Boom Sparks Shanxi Travel Craze
China’s film industry topped 50bn yuan in 2025, with hits like Nobody inspiring film-themed tours in Shanxi and sparking cultural consumption beyond the screen.
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China’s 2025 Box Office Tops 50 Billion Yuan
China’s 2025 film box office soared past 50 billion yuan, with domestic blockbusters leading and top hits like Ne Zha 2 captivating audiences nationwide.
2026 New Year Film Season Hits 3 Billion Yuan Box Office
The 2026 New Year film season surpassed 3 billion yuan at the box office as of Dec 7, led by Gezhi Town’s stellar 180 million yuan haul.
“Gezhi Town” Earns Over ¥100M in 15 Hours at Chinese Mainland Box Office
“Gezhi Town” shattered records on opening day, raking in over 100M yuan in just 15 hours at the Chinese mainland box office with its heartfelt war-time tale.
Golden Coconut Nominee Dry Leaf Impresses Chinese Mainland Audiences at Hainan Fest
At the 7th Hainan Island International Film Festival, Golden Coconut nominee Dry Leaf wowed audiences in the Chinese mainland, say producers Mariam Shatberashvili and Louise Hauschild.
Exploring Chinese Cinema with Stanley Tong at China Movie Metropolis
Renowned Hong Kong director Stanley Tong tours China Movie Metropolis, sharing insights on a decade of growth and high-tech film magic on the Chinese mainland.
Chinese War Film Dongji Rescue Moves Canadian Audiences
Chinese WWII film Dongji Rescue, depicting Chinese civilians saving British POWs, premiered in North America and moved Canadian audiences.
Chinese Epic ‘Dead to Rights’ Ignites Global Reflection
The Chinese war drama “Dead to Rights”, exploring the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, hits box office gold and sparks global discussion, even inspiring a Frenchman’s historic photo donation.
Zhu Yilong on ‘Dongji Rescue’: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage
Actor Zhu Yilong shares how playing A’bi in Dongji Rescue highlights the courage and kindness of ordinary Chinese heroes.
97-Year-Old Wang Deshun Brings Immortal Wuliang Xianweng to Life in ‘Ne Zha 2’
97-year-old Wang Deshun brings the immortal Wuliang Xianweng to life in the hit movie ‘Ne Zha 2’. In an interview, he shares his unique dubbing experience.