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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) — A forum to explore development approaches to globalizing cinematography under the Belt and Road Initiative was held in Fuzhou, east China's Fujian Province, on Tuesday. Representatives from the film and television industries from China and abroad discussed new opportunities for integration and development of the film industry, as well as new cooperation models for film and television co-production.
Films are a natural link between different cultures, noted Fu Ruoqing, Chairman of the Board of China Film Group Corporation (CFGC). He explained that co-production projects are not only a capital investment but also a process of cultural collaboration that helps overcome barriers, strengthen mutual understanding and trust, and create a win-win situation in the marketplace.
According to Chinese director Lai Mukuan, the dramatization of foreign film and television works represents a search for uniqueness in general. It is necessary to start from and focus on cultural commonalities in order to rapidly close the gap between film and television production and local audiences. Furthermore, it is also necessary to localize foreign cultural scenes, making characters and plots more realistic to convey emotions and values across different civilizations.
As China's film industry rapidly develops, industrial films, animations, and other genres are increasingly being released overseas, demonstrating the cultural confidence of Chinese cinema. "We look forward to all parties working together in the future to jointly promote the development of the film industry," Lai Mukuan added.
This forum provided new ideas for the globalization of the film industry within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative and actively promoted the innovation and exploration of models for jointly produced films between China and other countries, so that they could become a bridge connecting different countries and cultures.
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