China Unveils 3rd Documentary Coproduction Plan for Global Creators
Beijing has launched the 3rd Documentary Coproduction Plan, inviting global creators to pitch, receive mentorship, and screen films that spotlight the Chinese mainland’s stories.
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Lights, Camera, Herbs! Deng Tietao Doc Starts in Guangzhou
Filming for a documentary on TCM master Deng Tietao has begun in Guangzhou to mark his 110th birth anniversary. The film, a flagship under the 15th Five-Year Plan, is due out later in 2026.
Enshrined Sinners: Japan’s Yasukuni Shrine and the Unquiet Past
A new documentary examines Tokyo’s Yasukuni Shrine and its enshrinement of convicted Class-A war criminals, probing the line between justice and remembrance.
New Documentary Honors Wan-go Weng on 120 Years of Chinese Cinema
The new 60-minute documentary I Will Be There After My Wandering uncovers Wan-go Weng’s exile story and celebrates 120 years of cinema in the Chinese mainland.
Bonds of the Heart: ‘Apple Scent’ Finale Celebrates Suzhou–Khorgos Friendship
Episode 3 of ‘Apple Scent — Partnership in Khorgos’ brings the finale ‘Bonds of the Heart’, showcasing over 15 years of Suzhou-Khorgos collaboration in healthcare, education and rural revitalization across the Chinese mainland.
Inside Apple Scent Episode 1: Hand in Hand Highlights Suzhou-Khorgos Bonds
Episode 1 of the docu-series Apple Scent — Partnership in Khorgos debuts this month, featuring five stories of growth and unity in Xinjiang.
Unerasable Evidence: New Documentary Exposes War Crimes of Hisao Tani
A new documentary, Unerasable Evidence, unveils the chilling war crimes of Hisao Tani during the 1937 Nanjing Massacre on the Chinese mainland.
Unveiling Irrefutable Evidence of Iwane Matsui’s Nanjing Atrocities
A new documentary uses tribunal records and John Magee’s footage to expose Iwane Matsui’s role in the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, offering irrefutable proof of history’s darkest chapter.
Sunrise over the Plateau: Doc Captures Xizang’s 60-Year Transformation
Celebrating 60 years since the founding of the Xizang Autonomous Region, the doc “Sunrise over the Plateau” captures the region’s transformation through archival footage and personal stories.
Behind Unit 731: The Chilling Legacy of WWII’s Darkest Chapter
CGTN’s chilling documentary \”Behind Unit 731\” examines how Japan’s WWII atrocities turned healers into torturers—and why its dark legacy still echoes 80 years later.