2013
DOI: 10.24987/snuacar.2013.06.3.1.31
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Globalization and Development Trends of China’s Film Industry

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“…In the same year, there are 3027 films that have been subscribed by cinema lines in rural areas with an accumulative subscription of 9,111,465 sessions (films subscribed by the government with public release copyright accounts for 62.8%). And the film viewing trips equals to 1.5 billion, more than twice the amount of viewing trips to urban cinemas [8]. The growing demand for films in the second and third tier cities, county level towns and rural areas has created new channels for value increase of film products, which also means that films have gone "national wide".…”
Section: Demands In the Second And Third-tier Cities Grow Rapidlymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same year, there are 3027 films that have been subscribed by cinema lines in rural areas with an accumulative subscription of 9,111,465 sessions (films subscribed by the government with public release copyright accounts for 62.8%). And the film viewing trips equals to 1.5 billion, more than twice the amount of viewing trips to urban cinemas [8]. The growing demand for films in the second and third tier cities, county level towns and rural areas has created new channels for value increase of film products, which also means that films have gone "national wide".…”
Section: Demands In the Second And Third-tier Cities Grow Rapidlymentioning
confidence: 99%