Movies get a touch of Tibetan language
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In 2021, the center translated 93 films, including 30 scientific and educational films and 63 feature films.
Zhang Jianhua, Party secretary of the Tibet Film Public Service Center, said that with the support of the Changchun Film Studio — China's first movie production company, located in Jilin province — began exploring film dubbing in 1957.
"A Tibetan film-dubbing team was established in 1965 in the region, and the first film dubbed in Tibetan was produced. Since then, increasing numbers of dubbed films were made available for audiences," Zhang said.
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