Core Viewpoint - The resurgence of action scenes in Chinese entertainment is becoming a focal point, with significant developments expected by 2025, as evidenced by the success of films and series that emphasize high-quality action sequences [1][3]. Film Industry - The film "Capturing the Wind" has grossed over ten billion, showcasing a shift in action films that no longer rely solely on traditional tropes [1]. - The film features a younger cast from the post-95 and post-00 generations, indicating a new direction for action films in China [1]. Television Industry - Recent series have focused on enhancing action scenes with improved special effects, costume design, and original soundtracks, leading to a notable increase in audience engagement [3][5]. - Series such as "Dark River" and "Water Dragon Chant" have adopted a more anime-like aesthetic in their action sequences, which has become a key point of discussion among viewers [6][7]. - The current trend in action scenes is driven by the demands of short video promotions and fan expectations, leading to a collaborative effort to elevate the quality of action in long-form dramas [5][8]. Audience Engagement - The audience's preferences for action scenes have become clearer, with a demand for more dynamic and visually engaging sequences rather than the traditional slow-motion effects [9][14]. - The rise of social media has made it easier for audiences to critique and share their opinions on action scenes, influencing the production standards [8][9]. Historical Context - The evolution of action scenes in Chinese dramas has been influenced by the film industry, with earlier styles being replaced by more dynamic and visually appealing techniques [11][12]. - The decline of traditional action films in the 2010s has led to a stagnation in the quality of action scenes in dramas, which are now beginning to draw inspiration from anime and gaming [14][19]. Future Directions - The industry is exploring new ways to innovate action scenes, with a focus on integrating elements from anime and gaming to enhance viewer experience [14][21]. - The effectiveness of action scenes in dramas will depend on their ability to complement the overall narrative and engage the audience emotionally [19][21].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the impact of the controversy surrounding actress Na Er Na Xi on the airing of the drama "The Lychee of Chang'an," which was initially scheduled to be broadcast but was replaced by a movie on Jiangsu TV. Group 1: Impact on "The Lychee of Chang'an" - "The Lychee of Chang'an" was scheduled to air on Jiangsu TV but was replaced by a movie, indicating a potential shift in programming due to external factors [1] - The removal of "The Lychee of Chang'an" from the schedule may be linked to the recent allegations against actress Na Er Na Xi regarding falsification of college entrance examination registration materials [4] - On June 22, the cast list for "The Lychee of Chang'an" aired on CCTV 8, which excluded Na Er Na Xi's name, reflecting the ongoing fallout from the controversy [5] Group 2: Broader Implications for Na Er Na Xi's Career - Other projects featuring Na Er Na Xi, such as the adaptation of the martial arts drama "Biao Ren," have also seen her name removed from ticketing platforms, indicating a broader impact on her career [7] - Na Er Na Xi's involvement in the "Feng Shen" series, where she plays a significant role, remains uncertain as the third installment has yet to be released [10] - Upcoming projects like the suspense film "Shen Shui," in which she plays a key role, are also affected, with the film's release originally scheduled for Q4 2025 [10]