China’s first AI-generated film, *Sanxingdui: Future Past*, premiered in theaters, but early ticket sales have been slow. The film, produced by a Chinese tech company, uses artificial intelligence to create visuals and narrative elements. It is based on the Sanxingdui archaeological site, known for its ancient artifacts. The project marks a significant step in China’s efforts to integrate AI into mainstream media. Filmmakers aim to bridge the gap between short-form AI videos and cinematic storytelling. Despite the novelty, audiences have not rushed to see the film. The slow response raises questions about public acceptance of AI-driven entertainment. The film’s release comes amid growing interest in AI applications across various industries in China. Industry experts suggest that while the technology is advanced, audience engagement remains a challenge. The film’s success could influence future AI projects in the entertainment sector.