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Hayao Miyazaki's animated classic is finally getting a Chinese cinema release Seminal Japanese animated film Spirited Away is set to officially show in Chinese cinemas for the first time, 19 years after it was initially released. The movie is one of a number of Studio Ghibli titles from director Hayao Miyazaki finally making their debuts in Chinese theaters, “mostly to long-standing political tension between China and Japan” thawing somewhat according to SCMP. In honor of the release, Spirited Away has been given a new China poster, courtesy of artist Zao Dao: My Neighbor Totoro was the first Studio Ghibli film to get a major release in China when it ran in theaters late last year, 30 years after it was first made. Shanghai has had an official Studio Ghibli store since 2016 and many anime fans are intimately familiar with the works despite their absence from cinemas, thanks to piracy and online discussions. Related: Netflix to Host Japanese-Chinese Anime Co-Production From Makers of “Your Name” Find lots more China-specific film poster art right here.
Breaking Through: Hit Show “Street Dance of China” Crowns 30 Years of Hip Hop Dance’s Rise October 1, 2020
“A Painful Read”: New Report on the Dangers Facing China’s Delivery Drivers Goes Viral September 8, 2020
From Lovers to Duck Demons, Unusual Virtual Services are Booming on the Chinese Internet August 11, 2020
Wǒ Men Podcast: How Covid-19 has Changed Chinese People’s Attitudes to Personal Finance June 15, 2020
