Crime thriller 'The River of Fury' explores love amid horror

The creators of the crime thriller "The River of Fury" recently discussed their inspiration with China.org.cn, expressing hope that the haunting film can still inspire love and kindness.

'Watch Your Back' honors heroic efforts of China's railway police

A new urban TV crime drama, "Watch Your Back," highlights the heroic efforts of a railway anti-theft police team, offering a complex portrayal of modern society.

​Leslie Cheung and Joey Wong's haunting classic set for re-release

"A Chinese Ghost Story" was re-released in 4K on the Chinese mainland on March 21, 38 years after it first premiered in Hong Kong.

Post-95s inheritor revolutionizes Chinese lion dance

Li Zujie, a post-95 intangible cultural heritage inheritor, has innovated luminous lions through three design iterations, captivating China and exporting to over 20 countries and regions.

Two disciplines in arts at AADTHU achieve record highs in QS World University Rankings

Tsinghua University ranked No. 1 in Asia for arts and design and No. 2 for art history in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, released on March 12.

Italian film acclaimed in China for portrayal of women's struggles

The acclaimed Italian film "There's Still Tomorrow" premiered in China recently, with its creators attending screenings in Beijing and Shanghai.

NPC deputy proposes 'China Kilns' for World Heritage status

During the "two sessions," a Chinese lawmaker proposed integrating key ancient kiln sites in China and applying for UNESCO World Heritage recognition.

CPPCC member calls for collective memory preservation

A national political advisor has proposed focusing on the development of memory resources and strengthening the safeguarding of China's collective memory.

China Film Group chairman calls for measures to stimulate film market

A national political advisor is urging measures to sustain the country's film market, which saw a major boost during the Spring Festival season with the unprecedented success of "Ne Zha 2."

​NPC deputy urges tiered conservation system amid tourism boom

Hang Kan, a deputy to the 14th National People's Congress and head of the Yungang Research Institute, is urging a tiered evaluation system to protect China's cultural heritage sites amid a tourism surge.