“Donghua” — much like “anime” for Japanese speakers — is simply the Chinese word for “animation.” After decades of stagnation in the animation industry, going as far back as the Cultural Revolution, ...

China often submits epic-scale films to the Oscar race; the surprise was that this year’s entry, “Ne Zha,” was an epic animated film based on a beloved Chinese legend. Director Yu Yang sat down to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PHOTO: Golden Village Pictures Outside of Disney (and Disney-owned Pixar), it's difficult to find a good animated film that blends ...

Eight decades after its original release, the iconic Chinese animated film “Princess Iron Fan,” Asia’s first animated feature film, has been brought back to life in 4K, premiering at the Shanghai ...

When Ne Zha 2 stormed the global box office by earning $2.193 billion, many wondered if Chinese animation could sustain such success. This summer has provided a resounding answer, not with a single ...

This story about “Ne Zha” first appeared in the International Film Issue of TheWrap’s Oscar magazine. China often submits epic-scale films to the Oscar race; the surprise was that this year’s entry, ...