Qu Yingpu (center), publisher and editor-in-chief of China Daily, and Du Xiaogang (second from right), Party secretary of Wuxi, preside over the opening ceremony of the International Cartoon and ...

Ne Zha, China’s Taoist boy deity, has suddenly become a star of the big screen across the country. Within five days of the film’s opening, China’s biggest ever cartoon blockbuster was born, raking in ...

Warner Bros. Pictures will release 'Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass', a Chinese co-produced animated feature, on August 9.

An amusement park featuring some of the most celebrated cartoon figures in China, such as the Monkey King, the Black Cat Sheriff, and the Seven Brothers Gourd, is now open in Shanghai.

Small business owner says "there's gonna be a Christmas this year" after U.S.-China trade news Small business owner David Mauro hopes an agreement by the U.S. and China to temporarily lower ...

Nearly a fifth of U.S. retail sales last year came from Christmas shopping, according to CNBC calculations based on data from the National Retail Federation.

US Air Force's massive 53-aircraft runway exercise 'sends a message you can't ignore' to rivals like China This North Carolina Beach Town Has Clear, Caribbean-like Waters—No Passport Required ...

As Chinese factories and their U.S. buyers try to navigate tariff uncertainty, there’s a concern about whether products will arrive in time for Christmas.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs are threatening to put a crimp in Christmas. The United States imports as much as 75% of the toy products it sells from China, according to the U.S. Commerce ...

SHAOXING, China (Reuters) - Chinese producers of plastic Christmas trees and other festive decorations say orders from U.S. clients, which are crucial for their business, should have started to ...

Christmas shopping in 2025 could be different. Tariffs on items made in China are creating uncertainty for retailers and potentially higher costs for consumers.

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