Which was the first sci-fi film in China?

Basketball Fire wasn't China's first sci-fi film. In 2002, China's film company, Warner Bros., released a film called Avatar, which became China's first sci-fi film. Since then, the Chinese film industry had gradually paid attention to the production of science fiction films, and a number of outstanding science fiction films had emerged.

China's first sci-fi film was The Wandering Earth.

The first sci-fi novel in the mainland of China to be adapted into a sci-fi movie was The Wandering Earth.

The first sci-fi novel in the mainland of China to be adapted into a sci-fi movie was The Wandering Earth. The novel was written in 2013 by China. It tells the story of humans using the Earth's gravitational slingshot technology to push the Earth out of the solar system to another galaxy in order to escape the destruction of the sun. In 2014, the novel was adapted into the movie Wandering Earth, which was produced by China Film Group Corporation and released in China. It received huge box office success and widespread praise.

The first sci-fi novel in the mainland of China to be adapted into a sci-fi movie was " The Three-Body Problem." In 2008, the novel was made into a movie, The Three-Body Problem.

The first sci-fi novel in the mainland of China to be adapted into a sci-fi movie was the " Three-Body Problem " series, which was written by Liu Cixin and started in 2008. The series of novels depicted the conflict and interaction between a future Earth civilization and an alien civilization in the context of the interaction between Chinese astronomy and scientists. It was hailed as a classic work of Chinese science fiction. In 2017, the series of novels was adapted into the movie " The Three-Body Problem ", which became a milestone in Chinese science fiction movies and received widespread praise and box office earnings worldwide.

The first sci-fi film was 2001: A Space Oddsey, directed by Arthur C Clarke in 1968. The film told the story of how a future Earthling explored the unknown in space and how they came into contact with extraterrestrial life. The film became a classic sci-fi film and was hailed as the foundation of modern sci-fi films.

In 2012, China's first sci-fi blockbuster was " Doomsday Collapse."

China's first sci-fi cartoon was the Lotus Lantern.

The first sci-fi movie in China was " Sci-fi World ", which was released in 1982. The film was directed by Ye Yongjian and told the story of a scientist and his assistants using time travel to explore the future world. This film was of great significance in the history of Chinese film, marking the rise of Chinese sci-fi movies. Since then, China's sci-fi films have continued to emerge and have achieved certain results on the international stage.