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Tired of watching Love Actually, Home Alone, or Die Hard? Here’s something different this holiday season: Sinophone Christmas comedies.

Three must-watch new Chinese documentaries from this year’s International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam

Renowned Chinese sci-fi writer Stanley Chan (Chen Qiufan) discusses his book “AI 2041,” humanity’s AI future, and how he gets published overseas

After years of hardship and suicidal thoughts during her life in rural China, Han Shimei found solace in poetry

Tang Fei’s newly translated Chinese sci-fi short story is a tale about alien sheep and intergalactic ties that bind

Chinese artist Sonia Jia’s latest exhibiton “Untouchable” currently on display at Shanghai art gallery Cubism Artspace explores the trauma and sufferings from war

From short summaries to full contextual breakdowns, Douyin and Bilibili movie recap videos remain controversial, and wildly popular on China’s competitive online video platforms

New documentary “Invisible Summit” tells the epic story of the first blind Asian person to summit Everest

How a Chinese opera troupe of 80-year-olds tried to sustain their passion, and build a community of loyal opera-lovers

Discover five Chinese “yaoguai” (monster) movies and TV shows to watch this Hungry Ghost Festival

Chinese anti-romance films are becoming more popular as the country’s youth turn away from marriage and relationships. Here’s three of the best Chinese anti-romance movies.

Artist Wen Na fuses ancient folklore and the diverse religious beliefs of Quanzhou to sculpt deities in China