Opinion
April-21-2017
- Joy of reading is being lost in the digital age
- The Chinese Academy of Press and Publication's annual survey found that Chinese adults read 7.86 books on average last year, 0.02 more than 2015.
April-21-2017
- Journey to the West inspires theories
- Yang's adaptation of the historical fantasy was probably the most viewed TV series in China. But its success should also be credited to the appeal of the Chinese classic itself.
April-19-2017
- Live online shows that promote gambling bet on lax supervision
- Beijing News reported that the online platform Xingqiu is suspected of organizing gambling in the guise of live broadcasts.
April-10-2017
- TV drama highlights real-life graft cases
- In the name of the people, the fight against corruption will continue until an honest society is built.
April-2-2017
- The Young Marx: Film by Raul Peck
- Despite his impact on world economics and politics, nobody has ever made a film about Karl Marx before. Now, Haitian director Raoul Peck seeks to fill some of the void.
March-27-2017
- The misnomer that is purity of language
- A language is not an inflexible and insulated system. Languages have evolved through multilingual, multinational communications.
March-15-2017
- High celebrity payments a tax on ignorance
- Chinese media is fuming over the rapid rise in celebrities' incomes.
March-14-2017
- High celebrity payments a tax on ignorance
- Chinese media is fuming over the rapid rise in celebrities' incomes.
March-14-2017
- Cap star paychecks to foster quality films
- The fat paychecks celebrities get for acting in movies and TV series have grabbed headlines during this year's annual sessions.
March-9-2017
- Targeted policy needed to promote culture
- Compared with the prevalence of Western culture in China, both in terms of its influence and the money it generates, it appears China faces a "culture deficit".
