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Your Ultimate Guide to Chinese Film Screenings for May in NYC

May 2, 2018 / Guide /

May highlights include: "Angels Wear White"-the #MeToo movement from a Chinese perspective; Sylvia Chang Retrospective-a series of 15 films by the groundbreaking Taiwanese actress and director; Chinese crime drama "A or B;" and more. Read More

Headlines from China: eOne to Open Peppa Pig World Theme Parks in China by 2019

Apr 18, 2018 / Headlines From China /

eOne, the IP rights holder of British animated series Peppa Pig, recently announced that the company planned to open Peppa Pig World theme parks in China by 2019. The theme parks will be operated by Merlin Entertainment Group, which also operates Legoland and Madame Tussauds in China. Read More

After Outcry, Weibo Does U-Turn on Gay Content Ban

Apr 17, 2018 / News /

Twitter-like Chinese microblogging platform Sina Weibo on Monday reversed its decision to target gay topics in its latest “content clearance” campaign, after millions protested online and official media outlets endorsed tolerance. Read More

The Impact of Films and TV on Chinese Outbound Tourism

Apr 12, 2018 / Entertainment Marketing /

Pop culture, movies, and TV have been shown to have a considerable impact on young Chinese travelers. Just as Lost in Thailand did for Thai tourism, and Game of Thrones for Europe, will One Boat, One World be the soft-power push needed to turn the Chinese cruise industry around? Read More

10 of Hong Kong Actor Leslie Cheung’s Most Memorable Films

Apr 8, 2018 / People /

In 2003, hugely popular Hong Kong heart-throb Leslie Cheung Kwok-wing shocked the world when he leapt to his death. To mark the 15th anniversary of his death, we take a look at his 10 most iconic films. Read More

Alibaba Pictures President Says Don’t Give Up

Apr 4, 2018 / Interview /

Timeless themes are on Zhang’s mind these days as she tries to steer Alibaba Pictures—the film unit of China’s biggest e-commerce company—into a technologically evolving future. She set up shop in the Los Angeles area in 2016, tasked by CEO Jack Ma to develop Alibaba’s entertainment business and find stories to share with the content-hungry audience in China, soon to be the largest movie market in the world. Read More