The Development Trend of China Films

The development trend of China film market can be seen from four aspects: market environment, production, technology and policy.

First of all, from the market environment, the film market in China is still growing rapidly. In recent years, the box office growth rate of Chinese movies has been kept at double digits, and the market scale is also expanding.

Secondly, from the perspective of production, the film production industry in China is also growing. More and more capital has been invested in film production, not only more domestic capital, but also many foreign capitals have entered the China film market.

Thirdly, from a technical point of view, China's film industry is also constantly upgrading. With the continuous development of digital technology, China film industry is gradually realizing digital transformation.

Finally, from the policy point of view, the China government is also actively promoting the development of the film industry. The government has issued a series of policies to support the development of the film industry, such as tax reduction and tax refund, rent reduction and exemption, phased preferential electricity use and other policies, which are helpful to reduce the burden on film enterprises and improve their profitability.

The Development of China Film

The first stage is from 1905 to 1934, which is the initial stage of the birth and development of China films. 1905, China's first film "Dingjun Mountain" was born in Fengtai Photo Studio, and then it was shown to the bustling crowd in the Daguanlou of Qianmen, thus announcing the birth of China film. During this period, China's films were mainly silent films, stand-alone films and black-and-white films, and the film industry was not yet mature.

The second stage, from 1934 to 1966, is the growth and development period of China films. During this period, China films experienced many changes and developments, including the progress of film production technology, the expansion and standardization of film industry, and the diversification of film themes.

The third stage is from 1966 to 1976, which is the ten-year catastrophe period of China films. During this period, due to the changes in the political and social environment, China's film industry suffered severe blows and destruction, many filmmakers were overthrown or persecuted, and the film industry fell into an unprecedented predicament.

The fourth stage is 1976, which is the recovery and development period of China films. During this period, with the changes of the political and social environment, the film industry in China gradually recovered its vitality, the film production technology and quality were significantly improved, and the film market was constantly expanded and standardized.