Creative China - Scenery Image Library

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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: In recent years, the image market seems to have flourished. A sudden increase in the number of domestic and imported image companies has emerged, with websites displaying millions of images. However, strangely enough, when you try to find a useful image, you discover that it’s not an easy task. Thus, we began to reflect on the value of images. What makes an image truly valuable? With over a decade of industry experience, the editors know that Chinese advertising no longer relies heavily on foreigners to make a show. This has led to a strong demand for localized works. Therefore, we focus on traditional Chinese culture, presenting it as our signature product and showcasing "original works" to you. This differs from Western images sourced from elsewhere and also from mere substitutes that merely replace Western faces with Eastern ones. For advertisers, truly outstanding and relatable creativity is always deeply rooted in local culture. In an era where Chinese images were scarce in the market, "simple" works had the chance to earn significant profits. Steamed buns were sold at the price of abalone, and anyone could pick up a camera, take a few shots of the Front Gate Tower or glazed tiles, and already consider their work trendy. Times have changed. For commercial images to truly stand out in the market, they must be well-thought-out, impressive, and genuinely works of art. Creative works, source images, and an overwhelming amount of junk images will each find their place. The market is gradually maturing. We only provide valuable images.