Labor Day Releases Top 100M Yuan in Chinese Mainland Box Office
Labor Day 2025 box office in the Chinese mainland soared past 100 million yuan, led by two domestic hits and Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke, highlighting cross-cultural film trends.
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