Opinion
February-6-2012
- Preserving cultural identity
- Only the active involvement of young people and the broad awareness of society as a whole will keep China's heritage alive, and allow Chinese society and the world to benefit from these unique cultural forms for generations to come.
February-3-2012
- 'Shame,' an expression in self-isolation
- British director Steve McQueen’s second feature film “Shame” is an elegant and in-depth portrayal of a sexual addict.
February-1-2012
- Geniuses should be carefully nurtured
- Han Han, the iconic young Chinese writer, is again the center of attention in China after doubts were raised about the authenticity of his writing.
January-29-2012
- Teen drama brave but over the top
- "Clip" by Serbian filmmaker Maja Milos is a graphic exploration of the confusion and turbulence in adolescent life.
January-29-2012
- The art of making money
- Rapid changes in society, driven by a thriving economy, have fueled creativity and strong high-end demand. As a result, China is now home to almost half of the world's 100 top-earning contemporary artists.
January-18-2012
- Very high film ticket prices
- According to the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, many wage earners cannot watch movies in cinemas because prices of tickets are inflated.
January-17-2012
- Movie review: 'You Are the Apple of My Eye'
- "You Are the Apple of My Eye" is a movie directed by Taiwan author Giddens Ko, based on his popular novel.
January-12-2012
- Art finance pawning service gets positive response
- As a new financing instrument, "art works finance pawning" may have been recognized by the market, but such a marriage of auction and pawning still needs to be supported and regulated by proper supplementary measures.
January-10-2012
- Movie Review: 'Dear Enemy'
- Our movie critic Luo Laiming thinks the popularity of Xu Jinglei's latest film is quite a myth.
January-10-2012
- Cracking the code for 'Created in China'
- The long-simmering debate in China about film ratings has come to the boil again with the release of Zhang Yimou's graphically violent Flowers of War.
