The huge success of Chinese animated blockbuster "Ne Zha 2" has brought new opportunities to China's culture sector.
The film, known for its breathtaking animation and spectacular action sequences, has become the world's highest-grossing animated film.
A dozen of studios in Chengdu City of southwest China's Sichuan Province has contributed to the great achievement.
Siory Chenshi Cultural Development Co. Ltd is one of them. Boasting another popular IP – "Shrouding the Heavens", the firm has been busy preparing its new project – an animated film.
"The film 'Ne Zha 2' has given people a big surprise. Many movie studios, including large theater chains, have been inquiring about how to make animation movies," said Wang Lei, president of Siory Chenshi Cultural Development Co. Ltd.
The craze over "Ne Zha 2" also once again proves the vitality of Chinese traditional culture.
Therefore, the enterprise is planning to dig deeper into the quintessence of Chinese traditional culture, trying to include as many Chinese elements as possible into their new project, from the structure of scenes to the design of characters.
Huge success of "Ne Zha 2" brings new opportunities to China's culture industry
Russia announced on Friday that its forces had recaptured another settlement in the Kursk region previously held by Ukraine, while Ukraine reported on the same day that it had repelled 22 Russian attacks in the region, according to official statements from both sides.
The Russian Defense Ministry specified in a statement that its forces had reclaimed the settlement of Goncharovka in Kursk. The ministry also reported that Russia has regained control of 28 settlements in western Kursk over the past week.
In addition, the Ukrainian armed forces have lost more than 260 service members, five armored personnel carriers, two combat armored vehicles, four artillery pieces, two mortars, and three UAV control points on the frontlines in Kursk over the past 24 hours, according to the ministry.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported Friday that its forces had repelled 22 Russian attacks in the Kursk region.
On the same day, Ukraine's State Border Guard Service stated that since Thursday, border forces had detected a Russian assault unit attempting to re-enter Sumy, a Ukrainian region bordering Russia's Kursk region. Ukrainian forces successfully intercepted the Russian unit in Sumy, resulting in 15 Russian soldiers killed and more than 10 wounded, forcing the unit to retreat.
Russia claims control of another settlement in Kursk, Ukraine reports repelling multiple attacks
