Classic movies like the Harry Potter series and Léon are captivating audiences in China as they screen in the Chinese market.
The re-screening of the Harry Potter series is evoking nostalgia in generations of movie buffs, rekindling their love for the magical world of wizards.
"I started watching 'Harry Potter' series over a decade ago, and I was thrilled to see the entire series being re-screened. I want to collect all eight movie tickets," said a moviegoer.
"I really got to experience the joy of watching a movie on the big screen. Even after watching it so many times, I still notice new details," another movie admirer remarked. . The 1994 French crime film Léon, first introduced to Chinese fans in 2002 through video discs, has now returned to theaters in China, resonating with nostalgic movie enthusiasts.
"This is the first time Léon is being shown in the Chinese mainland. I have read great reviews about it before, so I came to see it," shared one fan.
As classic films make a comeback on the big screen, audiences are rediscovering timeless favorites in stunning quality.
"Léon is a classic movie by Luc Besson. The 4K restoration offers a high-definition experience that is truly immersive," another moviegoer said.
Harry Potter, Léon captivate audiences in China
The United States has sent Iran a 15-point peace plan in an effort to end the war, which is now in its fourth week, while the Iranian side insists the conflict will continue until their demands for reparations and sanctions relief are met.
According to media reports on Tuesday, the United States has sent the peace plan to Iran via Pakistan. The plan addresses Iran's ballistic missile and nuclear programs and discusses maritime routes, referring to the Strait of Hormuz.
The plan reportedly demands that Iran dismantle its nuclear capabilities, cease all uranium enrichment, and provide a permanent commitment to never seeking nuclear weapons, according to the reports.
It is also reported that Iran would be required to halt funding and arming allied groups in the region and guarantee that the Strait of Hormuz remains open to international shipping.
In exchange, the United States is offering full sanctions relief, assistance in developing a civilian nuclear energy project in southern Iran's Bushehr, and the removal of the "snapback" mechanism threat that enables the reimposition of previously lifted UN sanctions on Iran.
Reports also indicate that the United States is considering a one-month ceasefire to facilitate further negotiations on the plan.
However, Mohsen Rezaei, the new military advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, said Monday that Iran will continue its war with the United States until its demands are met, including full reparations, economic sanctions relief and guarantees of non-interference in its internal affairs.
US sends 15-point peace plan to Iran, Iran vows to fight on until demands met
