TR EMERITUS

Mainland China is natural disaster prone.

“ if you can’t beat him to death, he will become stronger “.

They will take it in stride.

Based on the news reports by the authorities in China, this year “chunyun “ saw the largest number of people on a move within the country.

The huge snow falls did nothing to dampen the spirits of the Chinese in celebrating their most important festival.

人家行，你心里就不舒服？

真孬！

PAP mandate strong:
@ Owyangfeng

http://www.news.cn/politics/20250208/b8b00e56e5a3492da32a16c76cb7b8bf/c.html

话还是不要说得太尽.

So much hatred. Blabbering incoherence.

被自己的仇恨深深的埋葬在阴山背，中国共产党知道拍手笑呵呵。

真可怜，满腔怒火无从发泄，只能躲在一个小小的角落，探头探脑的在这里放冷箭。

中国共产党还在不断的壮大。据报导，他们的党员已过亿。

别再这里做个一无是处的小孬孬。如果你不是一个小孬孬，就去中国北京天安门干宗大的，如何？

新加坡虽小，却是我最温暖的家，请你不要把我温暖的家当成你放冷箭，攻击中国共产党的基地。新加坡很脆弱，玩不起你在玩的游戏。

PAP mandate strong:
@ 被自己的仇恨深深的埋葬在阴山背，中国共产党知道拍手笑呵呵。

我还笑gcd不停不段的搞民族主义沙文主义来煽动中国人仇美仇日支持他们. 结果好了, 中国人普遍支持gcd派中国战狼军队去缅甸解放水深火热的同胞. 反而gcd不动如山. 真的等到花儿也谢了. 什么鬼东西!

Beijing and London have agreed on a roadmap for future collaboration during Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s trip to Britain, setting out plans for senior UK officials’ visits to China, as well as intergovernmental dialogue and cooperation on global issues.

On Thursday local time, Wang embarked on meetings with key figures including British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Jonathan Powell, the prime minister’s national security adviser.

After openly treating China as an enemy for years, UK now wants to be close friends. Its old friend USA (boss) even asks for regime change in UK. It has made itself a likely target of Russia by sending big missiles destroying Russia lives. It must be feeling vulnerable.

The Chinese animated movie “Ne Zha 2” has seen its box office revenue worldwide, including presales, surpass 13 billion yuan (about $1.8 billion), according to ticketing platforms.

The blockbuster has made headlines with a list of spectacular records. It established itself as China’s all-time top-grossing film as early as Feb 6, just nine days after its release during the Chinese New Year.

Following the tale of Nezha, an iconic boy god from Chinese mythology, the animation later became the first film to gross $1 billion in a single market. It then entered the global box office top 10 and secured the throne as the highest-grossing animated movie of all time globally, OF ALL TIME GLOBALLY.

How come Sg with multi-million income leaders cannot do this?

Wow, more Chinese movies to watch.

Year-ender: 2024 Captivating Chinese screens
Editor’s Note: In 2024, China’s film and television industry witnessed remarkable growth, marked by a surge in high-quality content. Emphasizing realistic themes that captivate audiences at home and abroad, here are eight films and TV dramas that shone on the screens.

She and Her Girls

Douban Rating: 9.6

She and Her Girls is a TV series inspired by the real-life experiences of Zhang Guimei, a dedicated middle school principal who has facilitated over 2,000 rural girls’ transition to college. Set in the remote and rugged mountains of Yunnan, the series portrays Zhang Guimei, a determined middle-aged rural teacher, embarking on a challenging journey to rescue a 14-year-old girl from abandoning her education. Portrayed by actress Song Jia, Zhang’s character epitomizes the extraordinary dedication of this renowned educator towards her rural students.

More, more …

没想到,

Not the whole China , Nezha 2 box office number 1.

https://www.jfdaily.com/staticsg/wap/newsDetail?id=859653

Nezha 2 gaining places globally.

China’s animated blockbuster Ne Zha 2 continues to make waves at the international box office, with its massive earnings in Australia and New Zealand further boosting its success in Oceania.

The fantasy adventure film rose to second place in New Zealand’s weekend total box office list by Sunday, according to the country’s industry tracker Numero.

In Australia, the film took third spot with at least A$1,504,128 ($948,879) in takings from the weekend.

James Curtis, an undergraduate student in Sydney who had watched the film, said he was impressed by its storyline and animation.

“I can understand why local and foreign moviegoers crowded the cinema for this,” said the 20-year-old. “I do want to know more about these aspects of Chinese culture. It definitely helps build better understanding across our peoples.”

Ne Zha 2, the sequel to the 2019 animation based on the eponymous childlike Chinese folk deity, recorded its second straight weekend as the third-highest-grossing feature in Australian cinemas, reaping more than A$5.2 million in the country, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

Its first weekend per-screen average of A$25,000 is “the best of any film this year”, putting Ne Zha 2 on track to surpass the $1.9 billion mark globally in its second week, the newspaper said.

The University of Adelaide communication and media studies researcher Hong Yanyan told China Daily that the film “breathes fresh life into traditional Chinese mythology and philosophy in a way that feels both modern and rooted” in Chinese culture.

“What made the film truly take off was simple: it delivered a solid, entertaining story with even more advanced and breathtaking visuals than Ne Zha, the first film in the series.

“The box office success of Ne Zha 2 shows that audiences, both Chinese and non-Chinese, are open to stories that reflect different cultural perspectives,” Hong said.

“It’s not just about nostalgia or national pride; it’s about storytelling that feels universal while staying true to its roots.”

Director Yang Yu, better known as Jiaozi, said that while international companies were initially considered to produce the movie’s visual special effects, they fell short of expectations. “We instead opted to entrust local teams with refining the work,” he said.

In Jiangxi province, Huanying Fengbao (Miragevfx) studio spent three months crafting the ethereal Yu Xu Palace dome effects, which include intricate circular patterns and the mesmerizing nectar water animations. The average age of the young animation team was 25.

In Shenzhen, Guangdong province, Fantawild Animation took the same amount of time to perfect the waterfall effects for a forest skirmish scene. To tackle the intricate scene, the animation team streamlined its workflows, used 50 high-performance workstations as a computational cluster, and conducted batch processing of simulation data.

“Each frame demanded 32 hours for rendering, totaling 15 days. Our aim was not just grandeur, but a rhythmic, aesthetically Eastern cascade,” team leader Wang Weiwei said.

In an interview with CCTV, Jiaozi stressed: “We must craft visuals that astonish, that break new ground artistically and captivate aesthetically. Only then does the endeavor hold merit.”

傻子共振

Her name says it all. Fools gather to enhance their stupidity.

As of March 14, the Chinese animated film “Ne Zha 2” has generated over 15 billion yuan ($2.07 billion) in global box office. Now hitting cinemas worldwide, the film is set to make history again by drawing global attention to Chinese animation.

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