Dead to Rights Dominates Chinese Summer Box Office Ahead of Global Release
WWII drama Dead to Rights has grossed 1.9B yuan at the box office and will hit screens globally on August 15, spotlighting the power of local stories on the world stage.
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2025 World Games in Chengdu Kick Off with ‘Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders’
The 12th World Games opened in Chengdu on August 7, 2025 with the theme ‘Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders’, showcasing a dazzling fusion of culture, fashion and technology.
Green Hills, Real Dreams: Chinese Mainland Nature Fuels Young Lives
How the Chinese mainland’s green revival is empowering young people to blend sustainability, technology, and mindful travel in rural hubs beyond city limits.
“Dead to Rights” Debuts in Washington, D.C., Recounts Nanjing 1937 Massacre
Over 200 guests, including Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng, attended the North American premiere of Dead to Rights in Washington, D.C., spotlighting the 1937 Nanjing Massacre.
Dead to Rights: Authentic 1930s Nanjing Revives History on Screen
Discover how ‘Dead to Rights’ leads the summer box office by recreating 1930s Nanjing with stunning authenticity and confronting historical war crimes.
Chinese WWII Epic ‘Dead to Rights’ Tops Global Box Office
Chinese WWII epic ‘Dead to Rights’ grossed over 1.8B yuan at home and tops global charts. International release begins Aug 7.
Dead to Rights Director Shen Ao Urges Audiences to Remember History
Shen Ao, director of the war film ‘Dead to Rights’, urges audiences to remember history, honor heroes, and cherish peace following a Beijing press conference.
Portraits of Humanity: Behind ‘Dead to Rights’
A behind-the-scenes look at Dead to Rights reveals how ordinary people in Nanjing 1937 unite to protect evidence of Japanese aggression, turning survival into a mission for truth.
Dead to Rights: Civilians Risk Lives to Save Nanjing Massacre Photos
The ‘Dead to Rights’ trailer follows civilians risking everything to develop film that exposes the Nanjing Massacre.
Oil-Paper Umbrellas in Bamboo Forests: A Stylish Comeback
Oil-paper umbrellas trace a 1,000-year legacy from the Chinese mainland and are enjoying a stylish comeback via the China Chic trend, blending heritage with modern design.