Rare Dunhuang Cave Photos Unveiled at Beijing Book Fair
Rare photographs of the Dunhuang caves, taken in the 1940s, are showcased at the Beijing International Book Fair, offering a glimpse into ancient Chinese art and history.
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Xinjiang’s Vibrant Heartbeat: From Bazaar Beats to Soulful Songs
Xinjiang’s ethnic minority culture thrives in everyday life—from lively bazaars to soulful Muqam songs. Feel the true heartbeat of this incredible land.
Chinese Animation Transforms: From Outsourcing to Original Stories
The Chinese animation industry impresses international experts by shifting from outsourcing to original storytelling, tapping into the global interest in Asian films.
Argentine Director Praises China’s Booming Film Industry at Shanghai Festival
At the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival, Argentine director Santiago Esteves hailed the growth and vitality of China’s film industry, noting its expanding appeal and captivating productions.
China Unveils Cutting-Edge Aircraft at Paris Air Show
China is showcasing its latest military and civilian aircraft, including the J-20 stealth fighter and AG600M amphibious plane, at the Paris Air Show.
Beninese Actress ‘Mulan’ Bridges Cultures Through Comedy in China
Beninese actress Alazi Soumaila Rawdoth, known as ‘Mulan’ in the Chinese mainland, uses comedy to bridge cultures and strengthen China-Africa ties through film.
South African Director Jahmil Qubeka: Film Builds Empathy Across Borders
South African filmmaker Jahmil X. T. Qubeka discusses how cinema fosters empathy and connects people across cultures.
Labubu Pop-Up Stores Ignite Designer Toy Craze Across China
Labubu, Pop Mart’s whimsical character, is causing a stir across China with pop-up stores in major cities, igniting a designer toy craze among young consumers.
Director Darrell Roodt shares vision for China-Africa film partnerships
South African director Darrell Roodt shares his vision for China-Africa film collaborations at the 2025 China-Africa Film Week, highlighting the potential for cross-cultural storytelling.
10 Historic Firsts that Shaped Chinese Cinema
A journey through ten groundbreaking firsts in Chinese film history, from the first film “Dingjun Mountain” in 1905 to pioneering milestones that shaped China’s cinema over the past 120 years.