The 2012 China Wushu Exposition, the seventh National Wushu Festival and the first Guizhou Wushu Athletic Conference recently opened in Qingzhen, Guizhou province.
A six-episode documentary, Dahuangshan, held a news conference in Beijing on Oct 11. The show is jointly produced by CCTV and Anhui Radio and TV Station. It is jointly held by CCTV Documentary Channel and Anhui Radio and TV Social Education Overseas Center. The show is now entering its final phase of production and is expected to air in the second half of next year on CCTV and Anhui TV.
The Shaolin Temple in Henan province, China's best known Buddhist temple, has offered free school education to a child whose father died under an overpass.
The China Ropeway Association recently gave the Wudang Mountains' Taihe ropeway a "5S" level passenger transport safety service quality ranking on Nov 11.
China's first 3D documentary began a 15-day shoot in the Wudang Mountains on Nov 1. The documentary will explore the world cultural heritage of Wudang. It will be the first episode in a large-scale 3D serial documentary, World Heritages in China.
The government of Central China's Wuhan promised to launch an investigation after a media report on Sunday said that more than 13,000 new taxis in the city have faulty brake systems.
Director Hou Hsiao-Hsien, actresses Shu Qi and Zuo Xiaoqing (from L to R) attend a ceremony marking the start of the shooting of the movie "The Lady from Tang" in the scenic area of Wudang Mountain, in central China's Hubei Province, Oct. 22, 2012. The movie is about the legends of a female assassin Nie Yinniang of the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), played by actress Shu Qi.
Water will be supplied to drought-prone cities in North China in the third quarter of next year via the eastern route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, authorities said.
I went to see the movie The Campaign recently and found that a good part of the movie made a villain out of Chinese businesses. I enjoyed the movie, it focused on making fun of people such as senators and lobbyists, who in their depravity made the evil Chinese businessmen look almost decent, but I don't know how many of my countrymen will enjoy it. Yet then on second thoughts that doesn't really matter, as the movie will not be released in the Chinese market anyway. The US movies targeting the Chinese market, such as Kungfu Panda, and 2012, all cast China in a positive light to please potential Chinese audiences.
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