What was the name of China's first sci-fi film?

The first sci-fi film in China was the poster for the movie of the same name that was released in 1979 by the magazine Science FictionMovie. This piece of work showed a set of sci-fi scenes, including the Earth being invaded by aliens, humans building spaceships to escape from the Earth, and so on. It became the pioneer of Chinese sci-fi movies.

In 1980, the first Chinese sci-fi animated film produced by the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio was Journey to the West. This cartoon was based on the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West. It told the story of Sun Wukong and others protecting Tang Sanzang. It had an important position in the history of Chinese animation, not only was it popular at that time, but it was still widely used and loved today.

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.

The name of an original Chinese sci-fi film from the 1970s and 1980s might be Galaxy Empire. This was a science fiction film by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It told the story of the future Chinese humans who discovered a huge Milky Way Empire in the process of exploring the universe and united it with the humans on Earth to fight against the ruler of the Milky Way Empire. The novel was published in 1982 and translated into many languages, becoming a classic of modern Chinese science fiction.

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 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.

There are many names for Chinese sci-fi films. Here are some of them: Wandering Earth Interstellar Crossing Grave Robber's Chronicles Old Cannon 5 Asking No West or East Big Fish Begonia 7 Nezha's Demon Child Descends The Richest Man in Xihong City 9 Fanghua Mars Rescue These names were common for Chinese sci-fi movies, but there were also some other choices such as the " Three-Body " series," Ball Lightning "," Supernova Era ", and so on.

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.

The first children's film after the founding of New China was Let's Shook the Oars. The film was released in 1952 and was a classic in the history of Chinese movies. It was also the first children's film in New China. It was directed by the Soviet director Aleksey Pavlov and told the story of a group of primary school students playing in nature. It showed the innocent side of the children and also reflected the living conditions and the mental state of the people during the new China period.