Creative Shanghai------Shanghai Cultural Development Blue Book (2006)

Author: Ye Xin, Editor-in-Chief: Ku Da Shen
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "Papers" is a large-scale book series launched by Social Sciences Academic Press in recent years. It consists of a series of authoritative research reports that analyze and forecast the current status and development trends of various fields in China and the world, such as economy and society, at the end of each year. The authors of this series are primarily experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, who are top-tier scholars from first-class research institutions in China. Their perspectives and insights reflect the highest level of understanding and recognition of the realities and future of China and the world, making the series unquestionably authoritative. Additionally, each book comes with a database CD-ROM, which serves as both an e-book and a database. After installation, it can be accessed via computer, allowing for quick and efficient searches by entering any keyword. This makes reading and research more convenient and fast.
Authoritative Institutions · Brand Books · Annual New Edition; Review the frontiers of annual information and predict the changing trends of the times.
2005 was a year of rapid development for Shanghai's cultural and creative industries. This book explores the concept, development trends, future trends, and development strategies of cultural and creative industries from the perspective of modern services and Shanghai's new round of industrial upgrading. It highlights a series of new trends in Shanghai, such as focusing on the aggregation of original creative capabilities, emphasizing collaborative development with social forces, and prioritizing talent cultivation. The book also proposes policy recommendations to promote the growth of Shanghai's cultural and creative industries. Furthermore, it conducts in-depth research and analysis on the components of the cultural and creative industries, including dance, film and television, design, media, and copyright.
This book is the 2006 annual report of Shanghai's cultural development bluebook. With a total of 200,000 words, it is rich in content, well-structured, insightful in analysis, and fluent in narration, truly reflecting the advanced level and latest progress in Shanghai's cultural development.