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China's film market has seen strong momentum during this year's May Day holiday, with total box office revenue, including pre-sales, surpassing 700 million yuan (over $102 million). Among the holiday's top performers, Vanishing Point currently leads the box office, followed by Cold War 1994.

Behind the steady growth lies a more accessible and dynamic cinema experience. Increased screening schedules and more affordable ticket prices have attracted more moviegoers. At the same time, "film +" initiatives are adding new appeal. Local promotions allow audiences to redeem dining vouchers with movie tickets, while cinemas roll out discounts and bundled deals. Scenic spots are also offering ticket discounts to moviegoers, further boosting travel and tourism.

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