17th China Children’s Film Dubbing Promotion and Exhibition Event Officially Kicks Off

On April 9, 2026, the 17th edition of the China Children’s Film Dubbing Promotion and Exhibition Event commenced in Beijing, China. This initiative, guided by the Publicity Department of the CPC Beijing Committee, is a collaborative effort involving the China National Film Museum, the China Film Association, and the China Children's Film Association. For sixteen years, this public welfare brand has focused on fostering children's growth and education, emphasizing the importance of children's cinema. This year's theme, "A Dream of Light and Shadow, Voices Create Brilliance," is aimed at children aged 7 to 16, both from China and abroad. The event centers on film dubbing, offering a variety of activities such as film lectures, dubbing challenges, summer camps focused on film culture, and talent showcases. These initiatives are designed to immerse children in the artistic world of cinema, providing them with ideological guidance and opportunities for practical growth. The year 2026 holds particular significance as it marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. In this context, the event features classic films that reflect historical memories and revolutionary spirit, including titles such as "Sparkling Red Star," "The Letter with Feathers," and "Young Peng Dehuai." These films serve as a medium for children to engage with pivotal moments in history through the art of dubbing. Additionally, films that highlight China's rich traditional culture, such as "Ne Zha 2" and "Big Fish & Begonia," aim to bolster cultural confidence among young participants. As the event unfolds, children are encouraged to express their interpretations of cinematic legends, showcasing their creativity and enthusiasm. The registration process for the 17th China Children's Film Dubbing Promotion and Exhibition Event is now open, inviting dubbing enthusiasts aged 7 to 16 to participate. Interested individuals can find more information and register through the official mini-program "Xiao Ying Mi Ai Pei Yin" or the WeChat Official Account of the China National Film Museum.

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