一 | (ECNS) -- Beijing Subway Line 22, the capital's first urban rail route linking neighboring Hebei Province, began empty load trial operations Tuesday, according to the Beijing Major Projects Construction Headquarters Office and BII Railway Transportation Technology Holdings Company Limited. Stretching about 79.1 kilometers with a speed up to 160 km/h on elevated sections and 120 km/h underground, Subway Line 22 runs from Hongmiao in Chaoyang district to Pinggu New Town, with 20 stations in total, including 15 in Beijing and five in Hebei. Once operational, travel from Yanjiao Town in Hebei to Beijing's Sub-Center Station will take just nine minutes, while journeys to Hongmiao Station in the capital's central business district will be about 28 minutes. Officials described Line 22 as a "major transport artery" for regional integration. The route will connect with multiple existing lines, including transfers at Hongmiao to Line 14, Guanzhuang to Line 1, Beiguan to Line 6, and Beijing Sub-Center Station to Line 6 and the Beijing-Tangshan intercity railway. The line is expected to be ready for opening by year's end. (By Gong Weiwei) 
。 (ECNS) -- The animated film Niu Lai has become an unlikely sensation after its daily box office of just 7,352 yuan ($1,020) sparked a trending hashtag and drew audiences curious to see “how bad it could be.” By Wednesday afternoon, the film had grossed 25.72 million yuan, with the ma jor Chinesefilm data and box-office tracking platform Lighthouse raising its projection to more than 89.34 million yuan. Created over five years by director Xin Yumeng and her mother Sun Lifang without professional training or outside support, the 86-minute film features crude animation and stiff movements that became its biggest draw. Clips shared online fueled viral exposure, sending Maoyan’s “want to see” count from 300 to 57,000 in a single day. The title Niu Lai — a pun on “bull market coming” — resonated with investors amid stock market volatility. A scene of a calf tripping and smiling oddly was turned into a meme linked to “semiconductors,” making the character a mascot for traders. Some investors even coordinated seat purchases to spell out the Chinese character for “bull” in cinemas. The film’s popularity illustrates how audiences are increasingly buying into an online cultural phenomenon rather than simply a movie. Niu Lai is also reportedly preparing for overseas release, with Singapore expected to be its first international market. (By Gong Weiwei) 。
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