China’s film industry is celebrating a significant milestone as the box office revenue during the Qingming Festival holiday soared past 200 million yuan (approximately $27.5 million). According to data from online platforms, by 10:18 a.m. on Saturday, moviegoers across the country flocked to cinemas during the three-day break from April 4 to 6.
The Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day, is a traditional occasion for honoring ancestors. This year, it also provided an opportunity for people to enjoy the latest movie releases and return to theaters.
The impressive box office figures suggest a strong rebound in China’s entertainment sector. Popular films during the holiday period attracted large audiences, reflecting growing enthusiasm for cinematic experiences.
The surge in revenue is a positive sign for the global film industry, indicating that audiences are eager to return to theaters. As cinemas continue to welcome moviegoers, the success during the Qingming Festival could set the tone for future holidays and film releases.
