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New hit film takes realism to a new level (opens the original)
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By Zhao Ruixue and Hu Qing | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-08-24 14:19 A dramatic comedy about a Chinese chef navigating conflict in the Middle East grossed 1.3 billion yuan ($193 million) as of midday on Friday, according to Maoyan, a major Chinese ticketing platform. The film — Once Upon a Time in the Middle East — shows what may look like authentic streets and ancient cities overseas, but in truth, nobody left China. The scenes were created in a vast film production studio in Qingdao, Sha
New hit film takes realism to a new level - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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A dramatic comedy about a Chinese chef navigating conflict in the Middle East grossed 1.3 billion yuan ($193 million) as of midday on Friday, according to Maoyan, a major Chinese ticketing platform. The film — Once Upon a Time in the Middle East — shows what may look like authentic streets and ancient cities overseas, but in truth, nobody left China. The scenes were created in a vast film production studio in Qingdao, Shandong province. Director Wen Muye said during a recent promotional roadshow
New hit film takes realism to a new level - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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A dramatic comedy about a Chinese chef navigating conflict in the Middle East grossed 1.3 billion yuan ($193 million) as of midday on Friday, according to Maoyan, a major Chinese ticketing platform. The film — Once Upon a Time in the Middle East — shows what may look like authentic streets and ancient cities overseas, but in truth, nobody left China. The scenes were created in a vast film production studio in Qingdao, Shandong province. Director Wen Muye said during a recent promotional roadshow
Zibo railway worker's gentle gesture reunites lost girl with parents (opens the original)
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A heartwarming act of kindness by railway staff at Zibo Railway Station in Shandong province on Tuesday reunited a lost girl, about 4-5 years old, with her anxious parents within minutes, after a passenger attendant carried the child on his shoulders, a playful gesture known in China as "ju gaogao" or "lifting high", to calm her down and make her visible above the crowded waiting hall. Two passengers approached the staff with the young girl, reporting that she had been separated from her family.
Zibo railway worker's gentle gesture reunites lost girl with parents (opens the original)
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A heartwarming act of kindness by railway staff at Zibo Railway Station in Shandong province on Tuesday reunited a lost girl, about 4-5 years old, with her anxious parents within minutes, after a passenger attendant carried the child on his shoulders, a playful gesture known in China as "ju gaogao" or "lifting high", to calm her down and make her visible above the crowded waiting hall. Two passengers approached the staff with the young girl, reporting that she had been separated from her family.
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