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iQiyi Reveals User Numbers and Net Loss Since Inception in IPO Filing

Feb 28, 2018 / Money /

iQiyi (爱奇艺), the Chinese entertainment company famous for its video streaming service filed for an initial public offering in the US. In the filing, iQiyi stated that “We have had a net loss since its inception and may continue to suffer losses in the future.” Read More

Johnnie To, Hong Kong Cinema and the Mainland

Feb 26, 2018 / China Film Insiders /

Straddling their home turf and the highly profitable Mainland market, Johnnie To and Milkyway Image may be emblematic of challenges faced by Hong Kong cinema more widely – and of ways to tackle them. Read More

Previs in China: Evolution or Revolution?

Feb 19, 2018 / Technology /

Does the Middle Kingdom’s growing use of quality previsualization efforts portend greater VFX-heavy film success to come? Read More

Can China’s R&D Boom Bolster the Quality of Visual Entertainment?

Feb 13, 2018 / Opinion /

The narrative around China’s visual entertainment industries tends to focus on quantity. The quality of Chinese content is rarely talked about with the same enthusiasm, not least in terms of graphics, effects, and animation. Read More

Headlines From China: Alibaba Now Holds Shares In All Major Film Companies

Feb 7, 2018 / Headlines From China /

Alibaba is currently a shareholder in multiple leading film companies across the Chinese film industry, covering the entire supply chain from funding, production to distribution. Read More

Fans Prepare to Farewell AcFun, China’s Video-Streaming Pioneer

Feb 7, 2018 / Animations /

With coffers drying up, some longtime users are holding out hope for an Alibaba-backed resurgence. Read More

Xloong Is Trying to Make AR Sexy… With Enterprise Applications

Feb 1, 2018 / Technology /

The global craze for the semi-immersive augmented reality (AR) experience is on the cusp of breaking out. Now Chinese tech firms are ready to bring the AR experience in eyeglass form. Read More

Scott Ross in Beijing: “China is Making Big Mistakes”

Jan 31, 2018 / Interview /

Chris Colman joined Digital Domain co-founder and visual effects pioneer Scott Ross to discuss China’s Hollywood ‘mistakes’, its quest to make global movies and the realities of VR. Read More

Film Review: The Great Buddha+

Jan 31, 2018 / Reviews /

The so-called poetry of poverty gets a particularly rare and beautiful workout in writer-director Huang Hsin-yao’s affecting, very funny “The Great Buddha+.” Read More

Headlines from China: The Complicated Supply Chain Behind China’s Fan Economy

Jan 16, 2018 / Headlines From China /

In an age where followers and social media popularity are everything, fans have become an integral part of many Chinese celebrities’ careers. Read More

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