Having soared to over 15.4 billion yuan at the global box office and secured a spot among the top five highest-grossing films in cinematic history, Ne Zha 2 returned to screens during the 2025 Spring Festival holiday with a breathtaking visual spectacle and profound allegorical depth, sparking a new wave of enthusiasm for Chinese animation.
For the first screening of this semester, we invite you to experience Ne Zha 2. Join Ne Zha and Ao Bing on their journey to the pristine Jade Void Palace—a quest to reshape their mortal forms that ultimately uncovers the hidden truths buried deep within the Chan Sect.



Film: Ne Zha 2
Time: Saturday, March 7, 2026, 19:00
Venue:
Xueyuan Road Campus: Academic Exchange Hall
Shahe Campus: Yongman Theater
Hangzhou International Campus: 1001 Lecture Hall, Library
Admission:
Present your valid campus/alumni card. No reservation is required.
Group Reservation:
In an effort to better serve group attendance, a dedicated reservation channel has been established. Eligible representatives—including student organization leaders, Party branch secretaries, and advisors—may submit a reservation request via the QR code below. This channel will remain open until Friday,March 6, at 12:00 PM.
Key Guidelines:
• Reservations made through this channel are exempt from the standard lottery process.
• A minimum group size of 10 individuals is required.
• Confirmation is granted on a first-come, first-served basis, contingent upon seat availability.

Notes:
1. This event is open to current undergraduate, master's and doctoral students, as well as the faculty and staff members of Beihang University.
2. Weekly updates will be posted on the official WeChat accounts "Weiyan Hangyu" and "Beihang Recommendations." Please stay tuned for updates.
3. On the day of the screening, attendees must bring their valid campus/alumni card to enter the specific screening venue of three campuses. Staff will verify identities. Latecomers exceeding five minutes will not be admitted.
4. Please refrain from occupying seats, making loud noises, or engaging in any behavior that could disrupt the screening order in the hall.
Editor: Lyu Xingyun