The Pingyao International Film Festival has released the full schedule for its 10th edition, marking a significant milestone for the event. The festival, which was founded by renowned Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke in Shanxi province, will take place from September 24 to September 30. This year's lineup includes a restored version of Fei Mu's 1948 film Spring in a Small Town, presented in 4K resolution, which will open the festival. The film is considered a classic of Chinese cinema and is celebrated for its poetic storytelling and visual style. The festival will also feature a diverse array of films from around the world, highlighting both emerging and established filmmakers. Among the highlights is the closing film, the Hong Kong dramedy Good Trip, which blends humor and heart in its portrayal of life’s unexpected turns. The inclusion of this film reflects the festival's commitment to showcasing a wide range of cinematic voices and styles. Pingyao has grown into one of China's most respected film festivals, known for its focus on artistic quality and its role in promoting international cinema. The event not only screens films but also includes discussions, workshops, and other cultural activities, creating a vibrant environment for film enthusiasts and professionals alike. This year’s lineup underscores the festival’s dedication to preserving cinematic heritage while also embracing contemporary storytelling. With its 10th anniversary edition, Pingyao continues to position itself as a key player in the global film community, offering audiences a chance to experience both classic and modern cinema in a unique setting.