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This book presents the development status and long-standing problems of Hubei's cultural industry, it highlights the transformation and development of Hubei's newspaper, publishing, radio, film and television, animation and other cultural industries. The book indicates the importance of newly released Hubei Cultural Industry Development Index. This book also summarizes in-depth discussions on traditional industrial categories or emerging categories with distinctive regional characteristics, such as Hanxiu and Internet celebrity towns, and put forward constructive suggestions and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book presents the development status and long-standing problems of Hubei's cultural industry, it highlights the transformation and development of Hubei's newspaper, publishing, radio, film and television, animation and other cultural industries. The book indicates the importance of newly released Hubei Cultural Industry Development Index. This book also summarizes in-depth discussions on traditional industrial categories or emerging categories with distinctive regional characteristics, such as Hanxiu and Internet celebrity towns, and put forward constructive suggestions and countermeasures, striving to provide useful references for researchers and decision-makers.
Autorenporträt
Huang Yonglin served as Vice President of Central China Normal University and is currently the Director of the National Cultural Industry Research Center; an evaluation expert for the National Social Science Fund, the Art Fund of the National Social Science Fund, and the Humanities and Social Science Research Project Evaluation Expert of the Ministry of Education; President of the Chinese New Literature Society, China Vice President of the Folklore Society, Director of the China Folklore Education Professional Committee, Vice President of the China Educational Accounting Society, Director of the Wuhan Culture and Technology Integration Expert Committee; "New Literature Review", "Education Accounting Research" and "Wuhan Cultural and Creative Industry Development Report" Editor-in-Chief etc. He has long been engaged in cultural industry, folk literature, folk culture, Internet culture, and education accounting management and policy research. He is the academic leader and doctoral program leader of the emerging interdisciplinary "Cultural Resources and Cultural Industry" at the National Cultural Industry Research Center of Central China Normal University.