Few Westerners like Chinese movies, is it because of different aesthetics?

It is well known that Chinese people have always been attracted to Western movies. On the contrary, Westerners have never been interested in our Chinese movies, why? Is it just because of different aesthetics?

I think that if a movie in China simply shows the development of culture in our country's history, its main core will not be loved by Westerners, because in their eyes this is like a documentary of historical development. If you want to simply understand Chinese culture why not go to see the documentary, this way not to understand more detailed some? Furthermore, the different aesthetics is also a major problem, the Oriental art of the beauty of the movie in the Western audience, is y loved to the people's welcome, but in the Chinese audience is a scolding, director Li An shooting "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," "Flowering Years" is to have had this kind of phenomenon.

We have always known that the western movie has always been earlier than we have the history of development, and the western countries of the Hollywood blockbuster has always been the world's audience like. The most important thing is that it is not a big deal to invest in a movie that costs hundreds of millions of dollars to make, but it is a big deal to make a movie that costs hundreds of millions of dollars to make. And the cost of shooting a movie is simply not comparable to theirs, which is the reason why it is worth every penny.

In addition, some of our movie reviews will involve some sensitive topics that will not be reviewed at all. This has also led to a number of directors not daring to go deeper into filming.