In fact, the Monkey King, the fighting hero, has most often been the center of adaptations. A series of works such as Monkey Subdues the White-Bone Demon not only won international awards, but expanded the influence of Chinese films. Authors of adaptations at that time conveyed well-integrated mainstream values of the period.

Micro-opera competitions are indeed plausible ways to draw amateur actors to participate in opera performances, thus expanding their social foundation.

Day and Night, an online crime drama, set an impressive rating record of 9.1 out of 10 on Douban, a major Chinese film and TV rating platform, and proved that quality content is what audiences yearn for, not simply good-looking TV stars. (Photo: CHINA DAILY) As Chinese President Xi Jinping said in his report at the 19th CPC National Congress: “Socialist literature and art are for t…

Wuxia, literally meaning "martial arts chivalry," is a distinct genre in Chinese literature and cinema.