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Two Of A Kind: China's First Pet Cloning Service Duplicates Star Pooch
Juice is a one-foot tall canine wonder who has starred in dozens of Chinese film and television productions. As he gets older and his illustrious career peaks, his Beijing-based master has one wish for the mutt - to live on. Maybe forever.
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Britain's Aid Funded Chinese Films, Not World's Poorest, Lawmakers Say
Not enough British aid goes to the world's poorest, with funds spent on projects to develop China's film industry and museums, parliamentarians said on Tuesday, as the sector grapples to restore its credibility after a major sex abuse scandal.
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Aamir Khan's Dangal Wrestles Its Way To 1,000 Crore In China. Baahubali, Please Note
There's no stopping for Aamir Khan's Dangal in China. The wrestling drama has entered the 1,000 crore-mark at the Chinese box office
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Re-Enter the Dragon: Hong Kong Welcomes New Wave of Films
"If I make films about the place I grew up in, I think the feeling will be more solid and realistic," said recent graduate Crosby Yip - a sentiment echoed by current film students
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Two Of A Kind: China's First Pet Cloning Service Duplicates Star Pooch
Juice is a one-foot tall canine wonder who has starred in dozens of Chinese film and television productions. As he gets older and his illustrious career peaks, his Beijing-based master has one wish for the mutt - to live on. Maybe forever.
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Britain's Aid Funded Chinese Films, Not World's Poorest, Lawmakers Say
Not enough British aid goes to the world's poorest, with funds spent on projects to develop China's film industry and museums, parliamentarians said on Tuesday, as the sector grapples to restore its credibility after a major sex abuse scandal.
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Aamir Khan's Dangal Wrestles Its Way To 1,000 Crore In China. Baahubali, Please Note
There's no stopping for Aamir Khan's Dangal in China. The wrestling drama has entered the 1,000 crore-mark at the Chinese box office
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Re-Enter the Dragon: Hong Kong Welcomes New Wave of Films
"If I make films about the place I grew up in, I think the feeling will be more solid and realistic," said recent graduate Crosby Yip - a sentiment echoed by current film students
