HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Growing up in the Chinese port city of Dalian in the 1990s, Zhang Hongchang spent hours immersed in Japanese cartoons like Dragon Ball and Naruto. China's home-grown ...

China’s animation industry is booming, and recent box office figures show that over the last several years, the country has proved itself more capable of creating original hit features and franchises ...

What's the world's largest propaganda organ to do when it finds itself struggling to get TV drama-obsessed young Chinese to pay attention to the latest raft of Communist Party slogans? Standing over a ...

The “Black Cat Detective”, released 40 years ago, was a childhood fixture for many Chinese. The protagonist was a stern-faced, feline cop with a law-and-order demeanour befitting a cool communist cat.

China Military Online, an official web portal of the People's Liberation Army, drew up some cartoon mascots of aircraft in service with the Chinese Air Force. The mascots include the People's ...

The days when kids in China can freely watch cartoon coyotes falling off cliffs, getting smashed by falling pianos, disintegrating from TNT explosions, and falling prey to other entertaining violence ...

Crimson Forest Films and Hannover House are to give a North American release to Chinese 3D animated film “Where’s the Dragon?” The release is planned for Jan. 27, 2017, in time for next year’s Chinese ...

This sunny Chinese mall plaza feels like a colorful cartoon world hidden between modern glass buildings. A giant character-shaped arch, playful animal statues, bright signs, and cheerful floor designs ...