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A dismal year for Chinese cinema: 8 notable films of 2022
As all the interesting Chinese directors have gone underground, mainstream Chinese cinema seems to be struggling more than ever — financially and creatively.
‘Home Coming’ and the evolution of the Chinese patriotic blockbuster
Rao Xiaozhi’s evacuation drama is a blend of Party discourse with popular entertainment, targeted at overseas Chinese.
Postgaming the Party Congress
In a live show taping, Lizzi Lee of The China Project's “Live with Lizzi Lee" and Damien Ma, who heads the Paulson Institute's in-house think tank MacroPolo, break down the 20th Party Congress, Xi Jinping’s leadership picks, and where China might be headed.
‘China After Mao’: Frank Dikötter plays the old hits in new book
Frank Dikötter has made a career out of castigating the Chinese Communist Party and its leadership, starting from Mao Zedong. He remains unrelenting in his new book, "China After Mao," which covers the period of China's recovery and rise.
Xi Jinping’s foreign policy scorecard: The view from Singapore | Live with Lizzi Lee
Bilahari Kausikan, former ambassador-at-large for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Singapore, shares his view on the U.S.-China rivalry.
Africa Again is the Backdrop for a Chinese Blockbuster Movie
Home Coming is the latest Chinese blockbuster movie set in Africa that registered big box office returns during its Golden Week opening. The film is set...
Sinica talks to the Chinese embassy in Washington D.C.
Minister Xu Xueyuan, Deputy Chief of Mission at the PRC embassy in Washington, D.C., discusses the pressing questions often asked about China right now — including Russia's war on Ukraine and how (if at all) that relates to Taiwan, American perspectives on Xinjiang, and much more.
On a tightrope: Bona Film Group finally joins the A-share market
Bona Film Group made China’s most popular movie ever in 2021, and now it has finally joined the A-share market. But making movies in China since COVID has been a very risky business, and the company’s luck may not hold.