China Box Office: ‘Transformers’ Now No. 1 Film of All Time

After only 10 days in release, Paramount’s Transformers: Age of Extinction has become the top-grossing movie of all time in China with $222.7 million in ticket sales, eclipsing the $221.9 million grossed by James Cameron’s Avatar. The 3D tentpole achieved the milestone over the weekend.

From Mountains, Island, Secret Town, China’s Electronic Spy Shop Watches

Using Chinese government websites, academic databases and foreign security expertise, The Wall Street Journal assembled an overview of some secret operations of China's global monitoring organization, the Third Department of the People's Liberation Army's General Staff Department.

China’s State Media Goes Into Overdrive Over the Marco Polo Incident

President Xi Jinping led other members of the leadership to the area on the western outskirts of Beijing where 77 years ago Japanese troops attacked Chinese soldiers. The 1937 skirmish led to Japan invading much of eastern China and triggered a wider conflict that ended eight years later with Japan’s defeat at the end of World War II.

What You Need to Know About the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue

Since 2009, the Strategic and Economic Dialogue has offered a platform for both countries to address bilateral, regional and global challenges and opportunities, and this year’s meeting comes at a critical time to stabilize the U.S.-China relationship.

China’s Rise and Asian Tensions Send U.S. Relations Into Downward Spiral

Hundreds of rocky islands, islets, sandbanks, reefs and cays lie scattered across Asia’s eastern waters, unimportant-looking to the naked eye but significant enough to spark what may be the most worrying deterioration in U.S.-China relations in decades.