Chinese Regime Promotes War Film With Anti-US Sentiment on Anniversary of Its Rule

A boy poses in front of the movie poster of “The Battle At Lake Changjin" in a cinema in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, on Oct. 2, 2021. Getty Images

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) promoted a film during the past national holiday break with anti-U.S. sentiment and praise for its one-party rule.

The CCP marked the anniversary of the start of its rule in China on Oct. 1, with the holiday lasting until Oct. 7. The seven-day holiday, known as Golden Week, saw tightened control over film releases and the implementation of an unofficial ban on foreign productions, including Hollywood blockbusters, as the Party works to keep control over the public sentiment needed to protect its rule.