Ne Zha 2 Soars to $2.15B, Redefines Animation in the Chinese Mainland
Ne Zha 2 concluded its 153-day run on the Chinese mainland with 15.44B yuan ($2.15B) and 324M admissions, breaking 113 records.
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10 Firsts That Shaped Chinese Mainland Cinema
Marking 120 years of Chinese mainland cinema, we revisit two groundbreaking firsts, from the 1905 debut of Dingjun Mountain to Ne Zha 2 topping the global animated box office.
Nezha 2 Raises the Bar for Global Animation Success
Irish jury chair Nora Twomey praises the box office triumph of Nezha 2, highlighting how the Chinese animated hit redefines production standards and connects global audiences.
Dong Culture Sparks Eastern Fantasy in Ne Zha 2
Discover how nail-free drum towers and 2,500-year folk songs from Dong heritage inspire the breathtaking Eastern fantasy world in Ne Zha 2.
Ne Zha 2 Unveils Epic Score: Ancient Dong Chorus Meets Synth Wave
Composer Yang Rui fuses a 2,500-year-old UNESCO-listed Dong chorus with synth wave for Ne Zha 2’s epic battle theme, bridging Eastern legends and modern beats.
Ne Zha 2 Storms Box Office with $2.18B, Ranks 5th All-Time
Ne Zha 2 from the Chinese mainland hits 15.8bn yuan ($2.18bn), climbs to 5th in global box office history, just behind Titanic.
‘Ne Zha 2’ Nears $2.2B, Poised to Outgross ‘Titanic’
‘Ne Zha 2’ on track to break Titanic record with $2.18B global haul from the Chinese mainland animation blockbuster.
Ne Zha 2’s Cultural Boom Boosts China’s Domestic Spending
Ne Zha 2 smashed records and sparked a cultural consumption boom—from box-office hits to merchandise and tourism—unlocking fresh domestic growth in the Chinese mainland.
‘Ne Zha 2’ and ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ Drive China’s Cultural Consumption Surge
From record-breaking success of ‘Ne Zha 2’ to the global sensation ‘Black Myth: Wukong’, China’s cultural hits spotlight a rising consumer-market shift.
Ne Zha 2’s Global Triumph: Chinese Cinema Hits Top 10 Box Office
Ne Zha 2 became the sole Chinese film in the all-time top 10 global box office, earning 15.6 billion yuan (~$2.1B) with its animated sequel.