Leaked photos from the set of Chen Duling's new drama have surfaced, showing her in a beige coat paired with a light blue inner layer, creating a sweet and natural look.

BLACKPINK member Jisoo will receive a significant honor at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. The organizers recently announced that she will be the recipient of the 2026 Madame Figaro Rising Star Award. This award recognizes emerging artists who have demonstrated exceptional potential in the industry and are gradually becoming important figures. With this announcement, Jisoo's development in the acting field has once again attracted attention. She will attend the opening ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival. On March 10th, Canneseries officially announced that Jisoo will receive the 2026 Madame Figaro...

The 2026 Hangzhou Xixi Wetland Spring Festival Lantern Festival has been attracting a large number of citizens and tourists since its opening. With the Lantern Festival (February 15th) approaching, the number of visitors is expected to increase further. To ensure smooth traffic and a good visitor experience during the festival, the Hangzhou Public Security Traffic Police Department has issued a travel reminder for the Lantern Festival, advocating that citizens and tourists choose green travel methods as much as possible and travel during off-peak hours. The weather is favorable for travel. According to the weather forecast, Hangzhou's weather on the Lantern Festival will be mainly cloudy or overcast, with little to no rain, making it generally suitable for enjoying the lanterns and the moon. However, due to the possibility of some wind, it is still necessary to pay attention to wind protection and warmth when going out. A quick overview of the lantern festival: The Xixi Wetland Spring Festival Lantern Festival was originally scheduled to run from February 11th to March 3rd, but the event has now been extended to March 31st. The lanterns will be lit daily from 17:00 to 23:00. Traffic police advise visitors to avoid the peak entry period from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, and instead choose to enter after 8:00 PM for a more comfortable experience. Regarding routes, the scenic area recommends entering from the North Gate and exiting from the South Gate (Gaozhuang), following a one-way flow to reduce congestion. For easier access to Xixi Wetland Scenic Area, green transportation options are recommended, such as subway or bus. For subway access, visitors can reach the surrounding area via Line 19 (Xixi Wetland North Station) and Line 3 (Huawu Station, Dongyue Station, Xixi Wetland South Station, Hongyuan Station). If driving is necessary, vehicles can be parked in nearby parking areas such as the Xihu District Cultural and Sports Center underground parking lot, Yunlan Valley parking lot, and Xixi No. 1 parking lot. Transit vehicles are advised to avoid Wen'er West Road and detour via Wenyi West Road to alleviate traffic pressure around the scenic area. Traffic control measures are expected by traffic police, starting at 4:00 PM on the afternoon of the Lantern Festival, with traffic control measures in place at the North Gate entrance of Xixi Wetland. If the number of visitors is too large, traffic police will implement temporary traffic control on Wen'er West Road (from Yunqi to Hongde) and Jiangdun Road (from Qingchuan Street to Wen'er West Road), including for public transportation. In addition, starting at 16:00, vehicles will be temporarily prohibited from leaving the parking area from P1 to P6 at the North Gate of Xixi Wetland to ensure traffic order and visitor safety around the scenic area. Plan your trip in advance. During the Lantern Festival, many areas in Hangzhou will host lantern festivals, and a significant increase in both pedestrian and vehicular traffic is expected. Hangzhou Public Security Traffic Police remind citizens and tourists to plan their routes in advance, avoid peak hours, arrange travel time reasonably, and follow the instructions of on-site traffic police and navigation prompts to ensure safe and smooth travel.

Recently, leaked photos of actress Yang Mi filming on the streets of Bangkok quickly spread on social media, sparking heated discussions among netizens. In the video, she is seen running through the streets wearing ripped jeans and flat shoes, her hair slightly disheveled by the wind, a stark contrast to her elegant and sophisticated image at Milan Fashion Week. Many netizens expressed surprise in the comments section, finding it hard to reconcile the image of her running and filming with the female celebrity who previously sat in the front row at fashion shows. Just recently, Yang Mi appeared at Milan Fashion Week as Prada's global ambassador, wearing an unreleased haute couture look and becoming the focus of attention. According to her itinerary compiled by netizens, she also attended related events in Milan in late February, and then quickly flew to Thailand to start filming a new drama. The flight time from Italy to Thailand is about twelve hours, and she entered filming shortly after landing, a tight work schedule that left many fans amazed by the intensity of her schedule. Reports indicate that the scenes filmed in Bangkok include those involving a food delivery rider. For the role, Yang Mi had to ride a motorcycle for multiple shots, repeatedly getting on and off the vehicle. Staff members revealed that even when she made minor mistakes during filming, she rarely called for a stop, but quickly adjusted and continued to complete the shot. This work ethic impressed many with her dedication. Meanwhile, her on-set appearance also became a focus of discussion. Images of her waiting at red lights and cycling through the streets were captured by passersby and uploaded online. Many Chinese students who encountered her posted online, saying they didn't even recognize her at first. Unlike the security detailing often associated with celebrities, she remained very low-key during filming, focusing primarily on her work. However, opinions differed regarding her physique. Some netizens thought she looked very slender on camera, while others pointed out that the high intensity of filming and role preparation likely required strict body management. Supporters argued that frequently switching between fashion shows and film shoots inherently requires actors to maintain high standards in both appearance and physical fitness. It's worth noting that these leaked images circulating online were mostly taken by ordinary passersby, with relatively ordinary image quality and lighting, yet their authenticity has garnered even more attention. Some netizens believe that compared to heavily edited promotional photos, this unretouched state better reflects the actors' actual working environment on set. Currently, regarding...

Recently, news about South Korean actress Jang Nara has spread rapidly online, attracting widespread attention. On March 10, 2026, some overseas media reported that Jang Nara had passed away, leaving behind a suicide note, a piece of news that shocked many netizens. Due to Jang Nara's widespread popularity across Asia, especially her starring role in the Chinese drama "My Bratty Princess," which was deeply loved by audiences, the news quickly sparked heated discussions online. Many netizens found it hard to believe that their childhood goddess had suddenly passed away. However, as public opinion continued to grow, Jang Nara...

Hemu Village, located in northern Xinjiang, has become one of China's most charming winter destinations and a popular tourist attraction in recent years. When thick snow blankets the village, it transforms into a fairytale-like snowscape. At dawn, the village's log cabins are neatly arranged in the snow, their roofs covered in pristine white snow, gleaming softly in the morning light. Along the winding village paths, travelers walk in small groups, their long shadows cast on the snow. In the distance, layered mountains are draped in silver, contrasting beautifully with the nearby snow-covered forests, creating a quintessential winter landscape in China. As dusk falls, the **Hemu Bridge** appears particularly ancient and imposing in the snowy world. The wooden bridge is covered in snow, and the red lanterns hanging under the bridge's eaves stand out against the cool sky. The river beneath the bridge is not yet completely frozen; ice and water intertwine, shimmering with a bluish hue under the moonlight. The figures and lights on the other side of the bridge add a touch of human warmth to this tranquil snow-covered landscape, making it an ideal location for Chinese travel photography enthusiasts. As night falls, the wooden houses in Hemu Village gradually light up with warm yellow lights, like stars scattered on the snow. A traveler stands on a snow slope, holding up a light source, creating a picturesque scene with the village lights and the distant snow-capped mountain silhouettes. Under the deep blue night sky, the snow-covered rooftops and mountain outlines are clearly defined, making this one of the most dreamlike snow villages in China. When morning arrives again, the sunlight gently awakens the sleeping village. The neatly arranged wooden houses gleam in the sunlight, and vehicles and pedestrians begin to move along the village roads. Distant mountains appear and disappear in the thin mist, while nearby birch forests and pines intertwine to create a rich winter landscape, showcasing the pristine and magnificent natural scenery of northern Xinjiang, China. Hemu Village is located in the Kanas Scenic Area of ​​the Altay region...