This year's art week focuses on commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March and revolves around the theme of "Film·Performance·Inheritance"
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The 2026 China Film Performing Arts Week is sponsored by the China Film Performing Arts Society and the Propaganda Department of the Nanjing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China. It focuses on commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army’s Long March. It focuses on the theme of “Film·Performance·Inheritance” and organizes sections such as “themed opening ceremony, patriotism education, filmmakers in Nanjing, and filmmakers entering campus”.
China News Service, Nanjing, November 14 (Reporter Zhu Xiaoying) On the 13th, the 2026 China Film Performing Arts Week, sponsored by the China Film Performing Arts Society and the Propaganda Department of the Nanjing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, opened at the Nanjing Crossing River Victory Memorial Hall.
This year's China Film and Performing Arts Week focuses on commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army's Long March. Focusing on the theme of "Film·Performance·Inheritance", it organizes sections such as "Theme Opening Ceremony, Patriotism Education, Filmmakers in Nanjing, and Filmmakers Entering Campus" to deeply integrate the inheritance of film performing arts, the dissemination of red classics, and public cultural participation with Nanjing's urban cultural display.
At the opening ceremony, many artists who participated in Long March-themed film and television works took the stage. Combining their character-building experiences, they shared the past of red film shooting, and talked about their understanding and insights of the spirit of the Long March.
This year’s China Film and Performing Arts Week has announced the first 10 “Filmmakers’ Homes” spots in Nanjing. The platform will provide filming and docking supporting services for film and television teams visiting Nanjing, create a creative exchange station for filmmakers, and carry out various light and shadow cultural activities for the public. During the art week, a series of activities such as "Jasmine Blossoms and Enjoying Ning - Filmmakers in Nanjing" will also be launched.

Huang Jie held a special "Winter" show at Legacy TERA in Taipei for the first time in two years. Cry", attracting thousands of fans. For the first time, he shared a handwritten love letter written by his father to his mother in his early years. He confessed that he had gone to psychological counseling because he could not sleep well. He also played a wedding documentary video to preview new works and commemorative performances next year.
The play "Death Without a Burial" performed at the 12th Silk Road International Arts Festival was performed twice in a row at Xi'an Kaiyuan Grand Theater from November 13th to 14th. It was directed by Chachanzhe and starred by Hai Qing and Xing Jiadong. The play is adapted from Sartre's play of the same name, focusing on the free choices of French resistance guerrillas in the face of torture and death at the end of World War II.

BTS's "BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN KAOHSIUNG" concert will be held at the World Games Main Stadium in Kaohsiung on November 19, 21, and 22. The Kaohsiung City Government has implemented traffic control on World Games Avenue. There will be no car parking spaces at the venue, and free shuttle buses and additional northbound train services are planned.

Taiwanese actor Ko Yun-han confirmed on Facebook late at night on the 13th that his mother passed away peacefully at 10 am yesterday morning. He posted a post to express his longing and reluctance for his late mother, and recalled that he married his agent boyfriend of 20 years last year to reassure his mother who suffered from dementia. He became the first male star in the Taiwanese entertainment industry to publicly acknowledge same-sex marriage.

The "115 Years of Taoyuan City New Residents and Multicultural Hometown Season" event organized by the Taoyuan City Maternal and Child Development Bureau will be held at the Taoyuan Cultural Plaza from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm tomorrow (15th). The event will focus on "New Residents × Aboriginal × Hakka" and plans for diverse markets, exotic clothing experiences, parent-child handicrafts and more Yuan Culture will perform, and artists such as Bi Shujin, A Dou Zai Ensemble, and Resonance Vocal Ensemble will be invited to perform in turn starting at 3:30 p.m. People who download the Taoyuan Citizen Card app and complete the consumption stamps at the booth can exchange for NT$100 shopping credits, and have the opportunity to win round-trip tickets to Taipei and Bangkok for two, iPhones and other gifts.

South Korean actor Go Kyung-pyo crashed into a garbage truck while driving drunk in Seoul at 3:30 a.m. on the 14th, South Korean time, and his sobriety test reached the standard for revoking his driver's license. The agency CL&Company issued a statement to apologize. Go Kyung Pyo admitted his mistake, felt remorseful, and was willing to accept any punishment and bear all responsibilities including damages.