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You know what they say: one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Or, in this case, another man’s music.
We saw OnePlus debut a new in-house gaming technology on last year’s flagship, the OnePlus 15, as it moved to conquer a new audience after ending its camera partnership with Hasselblad. Once again, the company is making gaming performance a central part of its next flagship. The company has confirmed (via) that the OnePlus 16…
The Long Watch TV spy drama has captivated viewers in China, mixing real-life and fictional tensions with Taiwan. Photograph: YoutubeThe Long Watch TV spy drama has captivated viewers in China, mixing real-life and fictional tensions with Taiwan. Photograph: Youtube
UIPM’s Race Across China has taken sport further into the realms of entertainment and tourism with spectacular results. Athletes, fans and support teams are taking treasured memories of a unique experience home from Beijing.
ARTS / CULTURE & LEISURE China vows to crush toxic ‘fan circle’ culture in sports while aiming for over $1 trillion industry by 2030: General Administration of Sport of China
SM Entertainment has formed a Beijing-based joint venture (JV) with Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) to expand its business across Chinese-speaking markets. Named STE, the company will develop Chinese artists, support SM acts in the region, and launch a new Chinese idol group within two to three years.
Korean K-pop powerhouse SM Entertainment has announced a joint venture with Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) as it seeks to expand its presence in Chinese-speaking markets.
SHANGHAI – Japanese anime merchandise is enjoying a surge in popularity in China, where adults who grew up watching Japanese animation are increasingly spending on Gundam plastic models, Mini 4WD cars, figures and other character goods, helping fuel a rapidly expanding market known as the “goods economy.”
Sega Corporation has established a new wholly owned subsidiary in Shanghai, SEGA (Shanghai) Entertainment Technology Co., Ltd., the company confirmed on August 3. The entity was formally registered on June 12 with a capital of $3 million USD.