When Nobody Calls “Action!”: The Life of a Screenwriter in the AI Age
A screenwriter for English micro-dramas details how his job of communicating with directors and actors and getting things done on a shoestring budget…
A screenwriter for English micro-dramas details how his job of communicating with directors and actors and getting things done on a shoestring budget…
How a trademark case between a French luxury giant and a Chinese milk tea chain became a national argument over who can use an ancient motif
From ancient pages to reclusive sages, how an extraordinary grass came to be one of China’s most vital cultural symbols
Celebrate the three-day festival with music, flavors, and traditions from across the globe at the 4th Beijing International Canal Arts Fest
As China’s university majors are increasingly reshaped around national strategy, technological progress, and industry needs, what happens to the stud…
The wind was strong, and the air was full of the stench of burning coal. She was halfway down the stairs when she heard the voice: “Are you Dr. Zheng…
China’s new wave of cinematic games is putting players inside the screen, but many titles are still figuring out how to put them in control
Photographer Zheng Binjie’s aerial images capture the city’s sports facilities, as well as the national fitness trends behind them
From soldiers playing to sharpen their bomb-throwing to a new professional league drawing thousands to newly built riverside stadiums, baseball has a…
Weight-loss medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro have become increasingly popular as the country looks to slim down, but questions linger around the…
From struggling extras to retired stars, more performers are considering selling their likenesses as cheap AI-generated content increasingly squeezes…
On this Buddhist holy ground, monks, merchants, pilgrims, and tourists blur the boundaries between devotion and daily life