Zoetrope: The Wild Goose Lake
Diao Yinan’s stylized film noir tackles violence, crime, and the marginalized
Messages from Japanese coronavirus-relief donors highlight a history of cultural exchange with China
Diao Yinan’s stylized film noir tackles violence, crime, and the marginalized
With this year's new year screenings cancelled, we revisit five classic Chinese holiday-themed films
Two recent releases try to push the boundaries of “patriotic” filmmaking
An extraordinary trove presents answers from the Tang dynasty—as well as questions
After a century of service, Beijing's old "second airport" retires
How to talk about art like a critic
Wu Hao’s latest documentary tackles a conflict between taboo and tradition
More diverse than their predecessors, the latest generation of Chinese filmmakers still face struggles of their own
With the closure of Panda TV, the lucrative live-streaming era may finally be over
China's top stock photo distributor accused of monetizing public domain images, extorting customers in the name of copyright
What does the success of The Wandering Earth spell for the future of Chinese cinema and sci-fi?
Across China, people are marking Spring Equinox by rejoicing in the fresh blossoms
Fake transaction videos are a new feature of China's beleaguered overseas purchase industry
A modern artist who transformed Chinese painting with his vivid portraits of history, horses, and wartime resistance
