Idol Flattery
Singing show’s judging standards has netizens petitioning the government to “monitor” it
Singing show’s judging standards has netizens petitioning the government to “monitor” it
From state-owned photo studios to personal digital SLRs, check out the history of modern Chinese photo-taking
Why the new Pixar short made overseas viewers cry—and mainland audiences mad
Paul French’s latest book reconstructs Jazz Age Shanghai in sin and splendor
Nonsense plots and knockoffs—the lowest rated films on China’s biggest film-review platform
A pair of hit documentaries lay bare the desperate struggle to strike it rich in the world’s fastest-growing economy
A wealthy patron is putting philanthropy first, opening Hangzhou’s first non-profit foreign art museum
From party crashers to boyish bangs, here are this year’s festival highlights
The critical and commercial success of two recent indie movies shows the growing clout of non-mainstream cinema
The new Avengers movie is out tonight in China, but some people already saw it—by going abroad
TWOC’s new show discusses Thangka culture and whether Chinese painting should remain “pure”