About CFensi
Site mascot: Gao Xiaochen
Site header featuring the ladies of the New Dream of the Red Chamber designed by ~ Cy ~
Site updates are done by Cfensi and idarklight
PM us at youtube if you want to contact us until we figure out some better way of contacting us.
CFensi was a site started mainly to help me with my Chinese, that evolved into a general news blog on Chinese entertainment, perhaps the only new blog focused on Chinese entertainment, and I’m almost certain it’s the only one that chronicles the rapid changes in mainland Chinese entertainment.
idarklight was dragged into helping me run thus site sometime late in 2008 after months of spazzing and discussing certain Chinese artists we liked by pming back and forth with each other, wherein I found in her the same love and analytical nature for the potential and future of Chinese entertainment. She is also the more knowledgeable, more eloquent and better at Chinese of the two of us. Ever since she joined, not only has the quality of the articles written on this site gone up tons, but the tag size for Wei Chen (a guy with a massive love for music…something quite endearing to idarklight) grew like, 3-fold, which is great, because he’s quite nice to look at too, besides being talented.
Both of us try to never give inaccurate information. I dislike rumors and gossip in general. This site is a hobby that sometimes feels like work, but work I don’t get paid for. So unlike tabloids, or sites who generate profit with false news, it’s more or less just a waste of time for me to talk about things that may never come to pass. I am a sucker for anything inspirational or moving however so you may get a daily dose of saccharine from here if you’re not careful.
Disclaimer : As you may have noticed I focus on mainland Chinese articles more for a myriad of reasons. It interests me more because it’s changing at a very rapid pace and the second more important reason is because not much is found on it. I don’t really have all the time in the world, so when I see an article about Taiwanese, or Hong Kong stars (and it seems like every little thing they do or think is translated) and posted (usually at Asianfanatics.net) then I really have no desire to do the same if more people visit that site and they can translate better than me. The third reason is simply I only can read mainland Chinese news sites like Sina or Sohu, with simplified characters. These tend to favor mainland as well. But I still would really like to even up the ratio of mainland/Taiwan/HK news so if anyone would like to help me on that area I would love to have you on board.
Oh, and we’re both extremely biased to the province of Sichuan in China for providing us with all the really good singers. Neither one of us is from there though.
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made by ~yelei~
Previous site headers designed by ~ blue lily~
From L-R Not All Women Are Bad ladies, Gao Xiaochen
Other previous headers were done by Cfensi, and I don’t think you want to see the atrocity of those lest ye be blinded by the garish incompetence of photoshop conveyed there.
October 8, 2008 at 11:31 pm
Really good intro. I’m looking forward to following this.
It’s nice to see a focus on mainland actually.
October 26, 2008 at 10:47 pm
this is the exact type of blog/site that i have been searching for. its been a struggle trying to find news/articles/videos for upcoming, recent, etc bands,music,mainland entertainment. so glad i found this site, and everything is always up-to-date. everyday theres something new here. keep up good job on this site.
October 27, 2008 at 5:49 am
Thanks so much for creating this blog. There are so many kpop sites that update with news, but I’ve never been on a site with so many Chinese entertainment updates. It’s especially hard when I can’t read or understand Chinese. I’ve discovered so much about the growing industry in the mainland these past few days, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised. I’m just curious, are there any other sites dedicated to Chinese entertainment that you’d recommend with news on some of the lesser known celebs/singers/groups? I tried googling some of the people you mentioned here to get more info on them to no avail >_<. Great job with updates though
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October 27, 2008 at 6:37 am
Yeah, there’s a ridiculous amount of kpop sites but most of them cover the same things…like the same artists. I try to get a bigger range on this site.
But um, there aren’t any sites that I know of, and I’ve definitely looked. Otherwise I would have linked to them already. But if you tell me any specific artists, I go could at the very least give you some channels on youtube to watch or something.
October 27, 2008 at 8:50 am
Hi, I love your blog! While the billions upon billons of Kpop blogs are fun to read, it’s refreshing to have a blog thats focused on Chinese (especially mainland) entertainment. As someone who’s orginally from Mainland, I sometimes feel sort of guilty that I don’t pay as much attention to their stuff as I do to Taiwanese and Korean things. I think that in general, the international fans focus so much on Kpop and Jpop that they often forget about the great stuff coming out of Cpop right now. Mainland China is moving away from the stigma of only producing propaganda filled crap, and it’s entertainment industry is slowly but surely becoming a major player in the Asian market. Thank you for taking the time to not only translate stuff, but give your insight into the significance of current entertainment trends. I am such a failure at the language *ashamed*, that I must depend on those who don’t fail in order to find stuff to love. Right now, I’m trying to get more into the indie rock scene in China, which I hear, is burgeoning. Do you have any recommendations? Anyways, I love that your posts are always so thoughful, something that seems quite lacking in blogs about Asian entertainment right now. Do keep updating please : )))))
October 28, 2008 at 12:29 am
Thanks for commenting so specifically on why you like the blog! It’s comments like those that give me motivation to keep going because sometimes, this gets to be very time-consuming, and more time that I can spend.
As for your recommendations, where to begin? Mysupercloud is an absolutely brilliant way to get started. I think pho50 on there posted three rar files for each day of the 2nd annual Modern Sky Music Festival (which is now one of the biggest events celebrating indie rock in China…I have a post on it somewhere) and that’s probably good to start out with. Peng Tan is probably my male favorite singer, and Cao Fang is my favorite female so you could start with them too, but my preferences change quite a bit. Fusion’s also a pretty good rock group from China that’s not featured in My Super Cloud.
October 28, 2008 at 3:53 am
Hehehe. After reading all your posts, I’ve noticed that there are really a lot of hot mainland guys. I can’t believe I’ve never discovered that until now. I really hope that cpop becomes more popular throughout Asia. Can you just recommend some of your current favorite music? I’m open to most types. I’m really curious about Peng Tan though
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October 28, 2008 at 11:00 pm
Edited because this part was way too long and boring and analytical…
November 2, 2008 at 4:17 am
Thanks so much for running this fantastic blog! I really enjoyed reading your entries, especially because it focuses on mainland entertainment which unfortunately doesn’t gain much attention in the english fandom. I never though I’d be able to read about wei chen, jun jun, kimi, bobo, zhang jun ning, etc in english lol. Hopefully china will jia you and unleash its potential in the years to come!! Jia you to you too!
November 11, 2008 at 11:07 pm
hey CFensi,
anyway, keep up the great work.
i have a midterm tomorrow and I’ve been all over this site for the past hour and a half. haha thanks for this fantastic news source for Chinese entertainment. I’m Chinese-American and I love my Chinese superstars so the updates are fun to read. I definitely lol’ed about Wentworth Miller and Wang Lee Hom (i love him) feeling dissed.
November 11, 2008 at 11:27 pm
If it makes you feel any better, I really shouldn’t be spending this much time on the site either. It is becoming an addiction.
December 3, 2008 at 9:01 am
[...] like most of you all, I know nothing about the indie scene of chinese music. So I’ve invited CFensi to blog about it here. Over the weeks, she has blogged about artist like Jacky Xue, SuperVC and [...]
December 26, 2008 at 12:55 pm
Hello there i got on your blog at a cpop LJ comm XD and I have been reading this for a while. For soem reasons I am getting reaaaally interested in the Le Huo Nan Hai XD I wanna get to know more about them, but I can’t seem to find anything about them (except Chinese), and right know I only know Wei Chen, Haoming and Yuexin only rofl. Took a while to even get their profile haha but i finally found the three profiles (dang Yuexin is my age LOL) So is it okay if you can tell me more about them?
I have yet to find out about their music though, but I listened to Wei Chen’s mv and it was nice *-*<3
Anyway thanks in advance!
December 27, 2008 at 5:29 am
Oh, which Wei Chen MV?
The guys are actually from a singing competition called Kuai Le Nan Sheng, which is usually referred to as Superboys. Le Huo Nan Hai is the musical movie they ae going to be in…I’ll do a picspam of that. What exactly do you want to know?
December 27, 2008 at 6:31 am
you know, Top Combine’s Zhang Yuan is in Le Huo Nan Hai, too, so you should know some stuff about him, too. ^.^
I’m sure you can write an entire book about them…someone should really write a book about the effects of Super Girls and Boys on the Chinese entertainment industry…
December 29, 2008 at 8:34 pm
I am just starting to like Mainlands China’s artists (except for SuJu M, but I only like Hangeng, Donghae and Kyuhyun in it altho, but Henry’s violin is awesome too 8D) xD
@cfensi; I watched Yi Ge Ren Shui and Shao Nian something {i suck at reading Chinese eventho I am Chinese =.=}
And I just found out I watched Haoming’s mv before (I do Yes I do) which I thought was nice too (i think half year ago, but I didn’t really search about him. should have done that =.=)
I only know that the boys are from the singing competitions other than that, I am just interested in the rest of the singers. Since I only know about those three x3 They are pretty good, so I thought the rest should be good as well x] and to be honest I don’t even know how some even look. Though I think I found Suxing[?] by chance, but I am not sure rofl.
I kinda find out that ChenSheng[??, i keep forgetting his name] won, but I haven’t searched about him yet, because in a way i am still in a phase of searching info about Wei Chen, Yuexin and Haoming lol, since i haven’t found much about them yet rofl.
Other than that, I think I would love to read a short profile on each of them (or the ones that totally should be mentioned) since I am still a newbie fan of the mainlands artists x3
January 5, 2009 at 5:55 pm
lolz, I can’t believe that this is the first time I’m reading this intro. Anyways, I agree with much of what you say because personally I think China’s entertainment will pick up and could probably dominate for a very long time on Asia stage (maybe on the world stage too….but have a feeling that it will be quite a while before that can happen). Anyways, I wouldn’t mind TRY (I say try because I never seriously tried to translate something before) to help because I can read simplified and traditional Chinese, but I don’t think simplified Chinese is as good as yours =P. Thanks for making this blog, I love it!
January 5, 2009 at 6:01 pm
Ah…cool. If you could help that would be great. I’m getting so bogged down by life. T_T
Just send me your email through pm at AF and I let you be a contributor.
You can post whatever news you find interesting. In general I’m wary of “scandalous” news or paparazzi shots, but other than anything like that, I don’t care.
If you want to use your traditional Chinese skills to post on Hong Kong or Taiwan feel free.
January 12, 2009 at 10:03 pm
Hey~
I have to say that you’re doing a terific job! 2 thumbs up!
China is on it’s way to the cultural renaissance. This proces should be heard by more people.
Cfensi, keep working on it okay? Good promotion is a must for the chinese entertainment industry and you’ve got a outstanding communicative skill(oh gosh, i didn’t mean to sound like a CCP leader..).
You see, I really want to say more, but my english writing skill is awfull…
anywayz, keep doing your thing and jia you！
p.s. How can i pm my email to you?
January 13, 2009 at 3:30 pm
Thanks for the support and encouragement…and idarklight works her tail off for this site too, so everyone thank her as well.
Why do you need to pm your email to me?
January 15, 2009 at 12:34 pm
Maybe i can help with some stuff too^^
January 16, 2009 at 6:50 pm
Ok…I usually don’t like to communicate through email, but you can pm me through youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/cfensi
January 19, 2009 at 1:04 am
hi cfensi,
this is my first time commenting on your blog, but i’ve checked out your blog for a while already and i must say that it’s truely AMAZING. personally im from mainland and im actually really interested in the mainland entertainment industry or to be more specific music industry, but sometimes it’s just impossible to find sites that talks bout mainland entertainment in english. so thankyou cfensi for creating this blog. even though i am a dbsk fan but really i would always support my own blood. and i surely would be checking out your blog more often. thankyou!
January 19, 2009 at 3:08 am
Thanks…I wish more Chinese people who know Chinese could help others know about Chinese entertainment and post more info on it, put more subbed stuff up etc, because I’d love to see more English language communities for these artists so It’d be more fun spazzing about them. In particular Wang Yuexin who I find more amazing each time he does something.
I hope in the future, that I will not be the only English-language resource out there.
Your comment is much appreciated, and it makes me feel guilty, but I’ll get to that tomorrow. Thank you for taking the time to tell me how much you like the blog.
January 19, 2009 at 3:29 am
cfensi,
regarding how you said that you wish more people would b able to post more english-languaged info on chinese entertainment. well i was just thinking even though my chinese isnt that good, but maybe i can help you out in anyway? well that’s only if you need help! i SHOULD b able to translate info!! hehe. ^^
January 19, 2009 at 4:00 am
Awww, thanks for the offer. I may not ask for your help in the next month (I’ll explain more tomorrow) but I’ll definitely keep that in mind.
January 30, 2009 at 6:26 am
Hi…i love reading your posts…
I come from mainland and i have noticed as well that there are annoyingly large amounts of sites on korean, japanese, taiwanese entertainment but hardly any on mainland. I like catching up on what’s going on in china so keep up the good work!
Also when you say you would like more “Chinese people who know Chinese could help others know about Chinese entertainment and post more info on it” I’m happy to translate videos and things if you ever need help. I just don’t myself because I never find stuff to translate…
February 2, 2009 at 2:51 am
this is a great site! keep up the good work~
February 19, 2009 at 4:49 am
wow thanks for all your effort!!! It is nice that there’s actually a blog dedicated to mainland chinese actress. You don’t see a lot of them around. This site can really help many fans out there to feel more in touch with the artist because we can actually find out more about them and what they are doing and their upcoming projects. Thanks again and hope you can hope up with the wonderful work you’ve been doing
March 3, 2009 at 12:45 am
Can you do a post for Milk@Coffee? I think they are really talented.
March 18, 2009 at 3:17 pm
Milk@Coffee has been sort of covered already. You can search the site for them. If they have something new I’ll post on them again.
April 29, 2009 at 9:02 am
New reader here, liking your site
I’m not quite familiar with mainland entertainment but it’s quite interesting, the lack of news in English is frustrating so good job guys. I’m actually a sucker for rumors, but since this site is rumor free..could I ask interesting rumors, backed up with “facts” pretty pleeease? Sorry just ignore me. I wish more people came here to check this out and discover what the mainland has to offer, but I guess they’re even bigger suckers for gossip and rumors than I am.
April 30, 2009 at 4:40 pm
Hi Kimberly…what to say?
There’s many reasons I don’t talk about rumors or gossip:
1) Their likelyhood of not being true is too great. I usually don’t even like talking about collaboration rumors in case they don’t come true, because for me, that becomes a couple of hours I wasted on something that will never happen, and it’s disappointment for those who read the false news.
2) I also just dislike posting about celebrity lives because reading celeb gossip is one thing, but spending an hour or two translating something about someone else’s personal life just seems rather sad and demeaning to me. If it’s something inspirational, maybe, but X hooking up with X, no.
3) Chinese mainland celeb gossip is pretty sparse, particularly amongst its idols.
Let me give you the run down of what I would consider gossip I’ve encountered recently, that hasn’t been posted elsewhere:
-Zhang Ziyi wearing a low-cut outfit when arriving to Salma Hayek’s huge wedding. She didn’t even wear it to the wedding, just when she arrived at the locale which I believe was in Tuscany.
- He Jie left eeMedia. We’re actually going to talk about this one.
…and that’s it I think.
The last relationship scandal I can think of in mainland entertainment was when people thought Ady An was coming btw Deng Chao and Sun Li. Which obviously turned out not to be true.
For most of the “idols” like BOBO, or whatever I never see any scandal from. Jing Boran likes to talk about how he wishes he could go back to not being famous sometimes, but that’s about it. The only real scandal from all of those idols was Wei Chen making a pose in front of a half-mast flag, last year around 5.12’s week of remembrance.
Most non-mainland gossip gets posted at Asianfanatics. But since I talk about mostly people that aren’t well known, would people even be interested in gossip and so forth? What kind of gossip are you looking for?
May 1, 2009 at 12:15 am
Thanks
I’m glad you don’t post up pointless gossip… I don’t reall care about relationship gossip. I like it when you talk about possible films to be made or songs/albums to be released – that always intrests me. Although I’m still not familar with all the artists/actors you post up, it’s okay, I’ll get to know them… Keep it up!
May 1, 2009 at 3:51 am
Oh don’t get me wrong, I admit it’s fun to read celeb gossip sometimes, and sometimes I wonder if I talked more about people’s lives and opinions and all of that would it make some of the lesser known people more accessible to people who have no idea who they are.
It’s just that actually taking the time to translate all as opposed to just reading is a different story. I am a slow translator. First of all, my Chinese isn’t good enough to get every nuance. Second I like to nitpick at an article, and if it’s gossip I’ll spend time wondering exactly how true it is..etc. Usually I’ll take every bad bit of news with a grain of salt until I see proof….something like innocent until proven guilty. So with all of that analyzing going on, it’ll take me around two hours for translation. And then I cringe whenever I see something I translated is false, like Kim Junghoon going into the army made me realize BOBO’s potential drama with him probably wasn’t going to happen, and then it made me sad to think I got anyone’s hopes up. So it just doesn’t seem worth it.
But I’ll take that into consideration anyway, and try to see if I can translate more stuff where it readers will feel like they know more about them on a personal level. I did that early on when I had more time for this site…like when I talked about Liu Ye’s cute recap on how he met his girlfriend. He likes telling that story, so it’s not invading privacy, but it lets you know him a bit better.
May 2, 2009 at 2:15 am
Thank you so much for this blog. The effort is really appreciated. Like everyone said, kpop news sites are abundant so it’s nice to see one that introduces stuff I’ve always wanted to know about but couldn’t because I can’t read Chinese.
May 5, 2009 at 10:53 am
Hi there, nice blog you guys are keeping, I came via a search for Feng Xiaogang, who’s the topic for my marketing final paper. Just wanna check if you guys know where I can find industry data on the Chinese film industry in general?
May 5, 2009 at 9:39 pm
Sorry, not really…I post up numbers as they come out in news articles but there’s no particular chart that gets up to date. Sounds like a cool paper though.
May 6, 2009 at 6:24 pm
你们太牛了！
May 6, 2009 at 6:26 pm
lol I would love to help around in this site but I am a busy student….
I will keep supporting the group by posting comments, and sharing my points of view in discussions.
Keep the site going…this is a great site!
May 6, 2009 at 6:39 pm
Both idarklight and I are busy students as well, and to be honest, I think I’ve actually had less time to enjoy Chinese entertainment after starting this site. I watch less variety shows, less movies etc. Thanks, encouragement, appreciation, and commenting does help us want to keep the site going, but there are no guarantees as to when we will keep the site going to. Just a heads up.
May 20, 2009 at 10:08 pm
I LOVE the mascot Gao xiao chen
He’s definitely a cutie! =)
May 21, 2009 at 4:25 am
Thanks…Gao Xiaochen is pretty much unemployed, so I figure why not put him to good use?
June 9, 2009 at 4:39 pm
Hi Cfensi,
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June 9, 2009 at 8:06 pm
It’s fine. We don’t care at all if people take our articles and post them elsewhere as long as they don’t take quotes out of context.
June 30, 2009 at 9:08 pm
Hi,
Not bad all these news about the chinese entertainment. I try to contact you for a partnership but I dont have any email.
anyway, my name is Ben and we are a group of friend who loves asian music (cpop, kpop and jpop) and specialy chinese music.
We share the asian music videos on our website http://www.asian-mv.com.
If you like our website, contact me by email for more information.
see u
July 6, 2009 at 6:19 pm
Great blog! Definitely take a look at our new film distibution company, dGenerate Films (www.dgeneratefilms.com). We are distributing independent films from mainland China to the US and beyond. Came across your blog because we have a documentary film, “Super, Girls!” by Jian Yi, about the Super Girls contest. Keep up the good work!
August 12, 2009 at 9:04 pm
Could you please contact me. I would like to find a way of contacting the photographer Fei.
Thanks
Angela
amuellers@yahoo.ca
August 26, 2009 at 1:29 pm
Hi cfensi, I know this is totally absurd but do you happen to know the song that is played in this mv?
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/OqLuDcKzNr4/
It’s a fanmade mv for mei gui jiang hu with Wallace in it.
August 29, 2009 at 4:35 am
where have you been all my life!??!?!?!?!! ahhhh!
this blog is great!!! i’ve been looking for a place like this forever!
you’re a life saver!!!!
THANKS!!!!!
take care.
August 31, 2009 at 9:41 pm
does this site hate korean stuff? it seems like its always being criticized in the comments
August 31, 2009 at 9:48 pm
I think this site has congregated a group of people who are antagonistic to certain parts of Korean culture, because Korean and Chinese entertainment are both growing and more interdependent than a lot of other cultures in Asia. Thus, you see a lot of the ways Korea affects Cpop, Cmovies etc. And it’s not that positive of an influence.
For my part, I really, really dislike the way Korean companies are treating China like a cash cow, when China is in the midst of developing its own music. It’s very damaging to Chinese entertainment, and I dislike the trends in Korean music entertainment so I hope China doesn’t get affected and go in the same direction. And I am a bit annoyed, because since I’d rather Chinese money go towards developing Chinese music, I actually am rooting for packaged idol groups when I really don’t like them. Kpop has made that crap necessary just so China’s market share doesn’t get lost.
But I don’t really think anyone hates Korean stuff in general. I like some Korean music, but more of the old stuff like H.O.T and Moon Heejun’s current stuff. I like some of the catchy stuff in Kpop, but I really don’t like most K-ballads or K-indie (I’ve yet to care for anyone under Pastel) . But I do try it if someone recommends it.
September 1, 2009 at 8:22 am
Wow thank you guys soo much, i have been trying to find sites that offered chinese entertainment news for so long , and i finally found it here. i am chinese but my reading ability is super weak so i can only rely on these translations. THANKS A BIG BUNCH!!! Keep up the good work!!
September 4, 2009 at 9:37 pm
allen is having a concert w/ leehom
September 14, 2009 at 10:49 pm
who’s is this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSOYoTqyNiM
I’m like in love w/ this song but the singer isnt googlable =[
September 14, 2009 at 11:11 pm
@Cfensi: I love korean indies and ballad *O*. Nell is awesome. There’s too many to name.
September 14, 2009 at 11:42 pm
chinkirox: Annie Dong’s info is available on Baidu (in Chinese):
http://baike.baidu.com/view/583378.html?wtp=tt
Her English name may not be Google-friendly, but “董燕妮” will get better results.
September 22, 2009 at 2:13 am
congratulations ! great design..btw what s chinese for my name?
October 3, 2009 at 9:39 pm
prince of tennis season 2 started?
October 7, 2009 at 3:59 am
You have a great blog, I’ve found a lot of news about korean and japanese entertainment but yours it’s truly about chinese.
Thanks for your good info.
谢谢你
November 2, 2009 at 1:55 am
I like this blog… I’m interested in Chinese entertainment too but am too lazy to go read Chinese websites (which are sometimes inaccurate and require reading Chinese chars) and I look for general coverage instead of information on specific artists, so this blog’s awesome for my desires.
December 16, 2009 at 1:13 am
hey i was wondering how much you actually know about kpop? Cause it seems you have had knowledge of it for a long time and i are still following it?
December 16, 2009 at 1:38 am
I know quite a bit – I think Kpop’s pretty fascinating and easy to follow because like Chinese entertainment, it’s developing. It hasn’t settled down. There’s a rawness and progression there that you don’t see with Japanese and American music.
So the industry like the Chinese music industry is interesting because it’s evolving. There’s plenty of potential there, potential that I was captivated by back in mid-2000sish. But I’ve been disappointed with the direction it turned in the past five years or so I don’t follow it so much.
Now I kind it follow it because the Kpop companies really go after the Chinese market so it’s impossible to avoid, and I like to catch up on some singers that I liked before.
December 16, 2009 at 3:18 am
Oh okay.. just wanted to make sure cause some people look at it and make assumptions…like thinking its always been run by idol groups and that it only has pop/hiphop
they dont realize that just two years ago singing groups like sgwanabe won main prizes and how groups like leessang are still successful
December 22, 2009 at 7:28 pm
i wish you have a facebook page =[