新华社权威速览·非凡“十四五”丨传播党的声音、服务人民群众，广播电视和网络视听行业五年成绩单来了

Core Viewpoint - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the broadcasting and television industry in China has achieved significant results in promoting systematic reform and high-quality development, establishing the country as a major player in broadcasting, television, and online audiovisual sectors [1][22]. Group 1: Industry Development - The industry has focused on innovation and overcoming challenges, leading to a substantial increase in user base, content quality, and industrial scale [1][22]. - The export scale of audiovisual programs and services has grown by over 40% during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with Chinese audiovisual platforms reaching over 200 countries and regions globally [7][30]. Group 2: Content Creation and Regulation - The industry encourages cultural innovation and creativity among artists while preventing excessive commercialization and addressing issues like high actor salaries and unethical behavior [5][27]. - New regulations have been introduced to adjust the number of episodes in TV dramas and the intervals for seasonal broadcasts, providing a broader space for artistic creation [5][27]. Group 3: Technological Advancements - The shift towards ultra-high-definition (UHD) content has transformed the audiovisual landscape, with over 280 million UHD set-top boxes deployed for cable and IPTV [15][34]. - Key technologies in the UHD audiovisual field have led to the establishment of three national standards and 66 industry standards [15][34]. Group 4: Media Integration and AI - The industry is advancing the integration of various media platforms, enhancing the unique advantages of both large and small screens to create a synergistic communication effect [17][36]. - Plans are underway to build artificial intelligence models in the audiovisual field to promote high-value, large-scale application scenarios [17][36]. Group 5: Micro-Short Drama Sector - As of July this year, the user base for micro-short dramas reached 6.96 million, with 14 provinces implementing supportive policies for the sector [20][40]. - The industry is addressing public concerns regarding problematic content in micro-short dramas, such as unrealistic plots and sensational titles [20][40].