早盘A股短剧概念股大涨，多方证实《特朗普爱上白宫保洁》短剧不存在，狂赚1.5亿美金系假新闻

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market saw a significant focus on the short drama and interactive gaming sector, with notable stocks like Ciwen Media and Zhongwen Online experiencing substantial gains following a viral news report about a fictional Chinese short drama's success in the U.S. market [1][4]. Group 1: Market Reaction - Ciwen Media's stock hit the daily limit up, while Zhongwen Online rose over 6% in early trading [1]. - The market was initially excited by the news that a Chinese micro-drama titled "Trump Falls in Love with Me, the Cleaner in the White House" reportedly generated $150 million in three months in the U.S., with a 50% payment rate from American viewers [4]. Group 2: Clarification of False Information - Subsequent investigations revealed that the reported success of the micro-drama was entirely fabricated, with the CEO of Dianzhong Technology confirming it as "100% fake news" [4]. - The false report misled many media outlets, highlighting the need for caution in interpreting sensational news [4]. Group 3: Market Potential and Trends - Despite the false news, the underlying trends in the short drama market remain strong, with a projected market size of over 50 billion yuan in China by 2024 and a user base exceeding 660 million [7]. - The overseas market is particularly attractive, with data indicating a 50% payment rate, which is five times higher than that of Chinese viewers [7]. - Chinese short dramas dominate the global revenue landscape, with over 80% of the top 50 revenue-generating short drama applications being Chinese products [8]. - Platforms like ReelShort and Dianzhong Technology are achieving significant monthly revenues in the U.S. and European markets, driven by emotionally charged storylines [8].