From epic love stories to powerful heroines, Chinese dramas are climbing global rankings. Here’s the current top four that fans can’t stop talking about.
Dilraba Dilmurat recently joined the recording of Henan Satellite TV’s grand Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, and it’s scheduled to air this September.
Sometimes love makes everything look beautiful — mountains, rivers, even strangers. In Sword of Coming, a simple conversation between Chen Ping’an and Ning Yao captures that feeling. Here’s why it resonates.
Liu Xuancheng has officially opened “LIU XUANCHENG Studio.” It’s a big step toward more focused and tailored management of his career.
There’s talk that Our Dating Sim—a beloved Korean mini BL—could be adapted into a Chinese version, with Tian and Ziyu possibly returning, thanks to their chemistry in Revenged Love. But nothing’s confirmed yet, and there’s more going on behind the scenes.
A petition calling for stricter rules against repeated false claims and personal attacks went viral online. It’s now landed in the science and communications committee of the National Assembly.
Remember when survival shows were everywhere? Well, things are changing. The big labels are finding new ways to debut groups, and it has a lot to do with money and tired fans.
The new animated hit KPop Demon Hunters is topping box office and music charts worldwide. From catchy songs to demon-fighting idols, here’s why everyone is talking about it.
Rumors swirling between Esther Yu and Zhao Lusi lately made waves—but it turns out there’s more to the story. Fans are fiercely active, studios speak up, and the actress keeps delivering. Let’s break it down.
Zhao Lusi’s fans—known as Kelulis—are building one of the most active and recognizable fan communities in Chinese entertainment. Here’s why they stand out online.