China’s box office bounces back on Spring Festival holiday


Once sluggish due to the Covid-19 epidemic, the film market is getting back on its feet following the country’s downgrading of Covid-19 management. — Reuters

BEIJING: On Sunday, Chinese Lunar New Year, a young moviegoer named Lian Cheng watched multiple films at three cinemas near his home in Shanghai.

“There are so many new movies these days. Be it families or individuals, they all can find a movie they love to watch,” he said.

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