Amarsanaa Battulga is a Shanghai-based film critic, researcher, and associate editor of ChinaNauts, an online magazine on contemporary China. When he is not watching, researching, or writing about films, he enjoys playing board games, practicing classical Mongolian, and thinking about going to the gym. He cannot ride a horse.
From box office success to the rise of crime drama series, here is a roundup of big happenings in Chinese cinema and TV in 2023
From box office success to the rise of crime drama series, here is a roundup of big happenings in Chinese cinema and TV in 2023
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