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The last edit to this post was made by Desert Fish on 2018-8-7 at 18:31. China’s film market was truly booming in 2018; the films released during the Spring Festival, namely Red Sea Action and Detective Chinatown, both generated revenues of over 3 billion yuan, setting a strong start for the year. The summer film season was particularly intense: Xu Zheng’s \"Dying to Survive\" achieved success both in terms of critical reception and box office earnings. Films with real-life themes proved to be successful, and the box office revenue once again exceeded 3 billion yuan. Later, Shen Teng’s film \"The Richest Man in Xihong City\" adopted a comedic approach, and its box office earnings continued to rise amid the audience’s laughter. Driven by a variety of blockbuster movies, box office revenues this year have once again reached a new level. According to data from Maoyan Professional Edition, as of August 5, China’s film box office revenue for 2018 had exceeded 40 billion yuan.
I won’t pay attention to Aunt Hua, nor to Feng Kuiti; I’ll block anyone who tries to watch me
I’ve watched all the movies released during the Spring Festival holiday; I don’t yet have time to watch the rest:lol:lol
Why? Haven’t you seen the others?
I didn’t earn even 1 point: lol
I watched Red Sea Operation twice: once as a trial view, and once with my family!
I contributed 120 yuan: lol (went to see Red Sea Operation and Monster Hunt 2 with my son)