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Analysis of Export of Animation Products in China

Yajun Meng, Qing Han, Yichen Meng

Abstract


With the advocacy of cultural self-confidence in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the
cultural industry has become the focus of a new strategic industry. In the cultural industry, animation, as a carrier of culture, is
increasingly showing its own unique value in the world of Wanzhong Entertainment. The article concluded that China’s animation industry has experienced relatively large fluctuations in exports in recent years. Generally speaking, exports the quantity is
constantly increasing, but the export income is showing wavy changes.It predicts its future development trends and puts forward
countermeasures and suggestions.

Keywords


Animation industry export; Industrial chain; Development trend; Countermeasures and suggestions

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18282/l-e.v10i9.3248

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