How the TV Stole Spring Festival
First airing live in 1983, CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala didn’t just change TV—it changed the way China celebrates the Lunar New Year
First airing live in 1983, CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala didn’t just change TV—it changed the way China celebrates the Lunar New Year
From a gritty epic about rural poverty to an outrageous cat-poisoning scene, here are the TV shows on everyone’s radar this year
Produce Pandas, a new boy band with facial hair and broad waistlines, challenge conventions and win LGBT hearts
More wholesome, pro-Party shows needed, regulators tell TV networks
China’s sci-fi tradition is mostly in novel form, but it occasionally makes it way to screens big and small
It can be hard to watch your favorite movies and TV shows behind the great firewall. We’re here to help.
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TV’s hottest anti-corruption drama includes scenes once thought forbidden
Reality TV on ice, the King of Kanone wants to capitalize on the Winter Olympics craze, but barely skates through
It’s not Saturday Night Live, it’s a beast all of its own. Censors killed it last year, but it’s back