Digital advertisement created by Dentsu, China for Lenovo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Stig&Xi, China for Toshiba, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Liu Wen finishes a shooting and receives a text message for the secret party. What follows now is a series of back and forth cuts been Liu Wen and the party crew. It goes between Liu Wen walking to her car and taking off to the party location, while the crew is setting up in the plane to get the party started. Liu wen arrives at the party and they celebrate. The music is at its peak and the B- Boy and B- Girl are battling with their best dance moves, they are having a great time together. Film advertisement created by The Hype | Pixomondo, China for Puma, within the categories: Fashion, Retail Services.

Music: Composer etc: Kahra Scott James Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, China for Thiên Long, within the category: Office Equipment.

Film advertisement created by DDB, China for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

Digital advertisement created by Dentsu, China for Lenovo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Dentsu, China for Lenovo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by The Hype | Pixomondo, China for Puma, within the categories: Fashion, Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by DDB, China for Eclipse Mints, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Film advertisement created by Civilization, China for Mengniu, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Digital advertisement created by Wunderman, China for ShanghaiPRIDE, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

‘The Tattooist’ follows the dark obsessions of a tattooist whose studio is acclaimed for its exceptional and intricately crafted tattoos. Those who receive his prized masterpiece are drugged, imprisoned, and then forced to fight their fears in a race against the clock to escape. Can they escape or will they become victims of The Tattooist? Film advertisement created by E&T Films, China for Scream Zone Escape Room, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Digital advertisement created by Fred & Farid, China for Diesel, within the category: Fashion.

Remind the Chinese September 21 is the peace day of the world. Outdoor advertisement created by Shineworks, China for Peace One Day, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by TBWA, China for Baobeihuijia, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Final Frontier and Taiko Studios produced Airbnb China’s Chinese New Year film, a touching animation demonstrating how the brand’s properties can become homes away from home at a time of year where young Chinese are finding it increasingly difficult to return to their family hometowns. Spring Festival is the most important date on the calendar in China, when families separated by work and life necessities reunite, traditionally in the town where the children grew up. Titled “Fu”, the three-and-a-half minute 3D animation tells the story of Jia Jia, a young nurse whose pursuit of her career dreams in the big city prevent her from returning to her hometown for Chinese New year, much to the disappointment of herself and her parents. Fortunately, Airbnb’s platform is on-hand to enable a unique solution. At the core of the film is the age old Chinese New year tradition of hanging a ‘Fú’ (meaning ‘blessing’) banner upside down, symbolizing "good luck comes", tying in to the overall campaign idea of turning traditional concepts on their head; in this case, 'home' coming to Jia Jia rather than the other way around.

To promote its cold brew coffee, Nescafe launched an interactive game at People’s Square Station, Shanghai. By standing in the interactive area and moving their bodies, passengers could control the coffee bottle on the digital screen to collect the coffee drops and try to fill up the bottle in 30 seconds. After the mission was completed, participants received a QR code with which they could get a free bottle of cold brew coffee from the vending machine nearby. Outdoor advertisement created by JCDecaux, China for Nescafe, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

The Forbidden City, also known as The Palace Museum in Beijing, has collaborated with JD.com, China’s largest retailer, to bring its “Chinese Festival” cultural program online for the first time, to welcome 2020 and the coming Year of the Rat. As part of the promotion, an exquisite brocade box will be launched exclusively on JD.com as a giveaway on January 2. Consumers who make purchases during the promotion will have the chance to take home one of these special boxes. Upon opening the box, a poem written by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing dynasty will appear, offering New Year wishes. The Chinese traditional lunch box inside is decorated with Qing dynasty peony patterns and nine auspicious beasts from the 600-year-old Forbidden City, symbolizing property and fortune. The nine auspicious beasts, Dragon, Phoenix, Deer, Crane, Elephant, Tortoise, Qilin, Lion and Xiezhi, also appear on a silk handkerchief, nine different red envelopes, and a drinking glass, all of which are in the brocade box. A new scarf gift box will also be launched exclusively on the Palace Museum’s flagship store on JD. In addition, 16 domestic and international brands include Dove, Philips and Baidu will join the promotion and provide their own customized New Year gift boxes for sale to Chinese consumers.