China's main US TV drama broadcasting platform, Sohu TV held a party for the winners of the Emmys awards, which was also broadcast on the site, on Tuesday.

"Bullet screen," or "dan mu" in Chinese, which allows viewers' typed comments to zoom across the screen like bullets, is an emerging craze on online video sites in China and Japan, where it is popular mainly with the young for its social interactivity.

China's leading film production company and one of China's Internet giants officially co-released an entertainment social networking platform on Wednesday, aiming to explore the huge fan market.

China's Ministry of Culture (MOC) and Ministry of Finance (MOF) will join forces to develop specific areas of the nation's cultural industry.

China's film and TV producers are taking some of their best work abroad, with a boost from the country's top leader.

How to Train Your Dragon 2" sits firmly upon its perch atop the Chinese box office for the second week in a row.

Evergrande Cinema Line Management Co., Ltd. selected GDC Technology as its technology partner to provide approximately 300 units of SX-3000 Standalone Integrated Media Block (IMB) and 30 sets of Theatre Management Systems (TMS) at its cineplexes in China.

China's mobile game market is expected to grow an average of 11.8 percent in the next five years if the user base stays stable with a massive shift toward smartphones and tablets, an industry report says on Friday.

China is now the world's second-largest film market, and the prediction is that it will overtake the United States to become the largest by 2020. Despite the sheer size of the market and success at home, Chinese filmmakers still find it a challenge to replicate their success overseas.

Cinemas in China are now experimenting with "bullet screens," where audiences can send text messages commenting on the film that are projected directly onto the screen during the movie.