Stephen Chow's Soccer Saga - Lady Goal

Stephen Chow’s Soccer Saga – Lady Goal

After two years of anticipation, Stephen Chow’s Lady Goal—a film centered on women’s soccer—is finally set to begin production. But the leaked casting list has ignited heated discussions across Chinese social media, raising questions about the comedy legend’s ability to adapt to modern cinema trends. The rumored lineup includes a curious blend of talent: Zhang […]

How Ne Zha 2 Became China’s First Billion-Dollar Super IP

How Ne Zha 2 Became China’s First Billion-Dollar Super IP

The box office triumph of Ne Zha 2 is no longer just about cinema. The film has ignited a commercial frenzy, proving that China’s cultural IPs can rival global giants like Marvel or Disney. With over 20 brands racing to collaborate and licensing fees doubling overnight, this animated sequel has rewritten the rules of IP […]

Why Are So Many Chinese Anime Films Adapted from Traditional IP?

Why Are So Many Chinese Anime Films Adapted from Traditional IP?

The surprise hit NOBODY (浪浪山小妖怪) has now passed the 1-billion-RMB mark at the box office. Like its name suggests, this one is another spin-off from Journey to the West—and that’s hardly unusual anymore. Among the five domestic animated films this year that crossed the 100-million-RMB line, three were based on classic novels. Aside from Langlang […]

Why is the 2025 Version of Ne Zha 2 So Popular

Why is the 2025 Version of Ne Zha 2 So Popular?

The most debated element of Ne Zha 2 is its transformation of a tale of defiance against authority into a story about familial love and harmony. The film takes such bold liberties with tradition that many viewers struggle to reconcile it with earlier versions. So what exactly did this “Ne Zha 2” Ne Zha betray—and […]

Why Are Chinese Anime Films So Obsessed With Monsters

Why Are Chinese Anime Films So Obsessed With Monsters?

“Yao are like a mirror—every story about them ultimately reflects humanity itself.” By any measure—quantity, quality, or box office—2025 is a breakout year for Chinese animated films. It began with Ne Zha 2 smashing records during the Spring Festival and reaching audiences worldwide. Summer brought an even fiercer lineup: NOBODY, The Legend of Hei 2, […]

Why Daji Doesn't Wear Warring States Robe in Fengshen 1

Why Daji Doesn’t Wear Warring States Robe in Fengshen

For a while, many people dressed up as Daji wearing the so – called ‘Warring States Robe,’ especially after the release of the ‘Fengshen’ movie series. However, some noticed that Daji never actually wore such attire. So, what should Daji wear? What is the ‘Warring States Robe’? First, let’s clarify what the ‘Warring States Robe’ […]

Why Diao Chanlu is So Cool in Fengshen 2

Why Diao Chanlu is So Cool in Fengshen

In the movie Fengshen 2, the character Diao Chanlu leaves a lasting impression. Many viewers have praised the cultural elements in the film, which surpass previous portrayals of female generals. Diao Chanlu is not a mere accessory to anyone; she is an independent female general. In relationships, she is rational, while on the battlefield, she […]

The Master of Gong Er's Beijing-style Cheongsams 3

The Master of Gong Er’s Beijing-style Cheongsams

“There is a Western writer (was it Bernard Shaw?) who once complained that most women choose their husbands far less attentively and carefully than they choose their hats. Even the most heartless woman speaks with affection when she talks about ‘that brocade-lined robe from last year.’” This passage is from Eileen Chang’s Record of Changing […]

Su Lizhen: A Peak in the History of Chinese Cheongsam 4

Su Lizhen: A Peak in the History of Chinese Cheongsam

Today, let’s continue our special topic on In the Mood for Love and appreciate the beauty of Maggie Cheung’s cheongsams. Before delving into the topic, let’s talk about the behind – the – scenes details of this movie. Maggie Cheung changed into 23 cheongsams in In the Mood for Love, all designed by the Hong […]

Zhang Manyu: The Epitome of Cheongsam Goddess 5

Zhang Manyu: The Epitome of Cheongsam Goddess

“If I had a ferry ticket, would you come with me? If there was another one, would you take me along?” Whenever I hear this line, the classic melody by Shigeru Umebayashi plays in my ear, and the scene unfolds before my eyes: Su Lizhen (played by Zhang Manyu) in a cheongsam, carrying a thermos […]

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