广东文化产业大航海：“爆款IP”铺上全球货架

Core Insights - The "Nai Long" IP has gained significant international attention, with related videos accumulating over 1 billion views and reaching over 200 million users globally, showcasing its transformation from a local Chinese phenomenon to a worldwide cultural icon [2][3] - Guangdong's cultural industry is projected to exceed 3 trillion yuan in revenue by 2024, accounting for 40% of China's cultural trade, highlighting its robust growth and global outreach [2][6] - The 2025 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Cultural Industry Investment Conference aims to enhance the cultural industry's transition from mere product export to a comprehensive system output, emphasizing the integration of capital and technology [2][11] Industry Overview - The "Nai Long" IP's success is attributed to its emotional resonance and diverse content matrix, which includes core series, short videos, and emojis, allowing it to connect with audiences across 57 countries and 15 languages [3] - The cultural industry in Guangdong is characterized by a complete supply chain, with over 11,891 cultural enterprises, representing 1/7 of the national total, and a diverse range of cultural products [6][10] - The local manufacturing capabilities in Dongguan, particularly in toy production, have evolved into a thriving market for trendy toys, supported by decades of technical expertise and a shift towards independent IP development [8][9] Market Dynamics - Pop Mart's financial report indicates a revenue of 13.88 billion yuan in the first half of 2025, a 204.4% increase year-on-year, with overseas markets contributing significantly to this growth [5] - The emotional value of cultural IPs is becoming a key driver in global markets, with companies like Huasheng Fantawild exporting complete theme park systems and integrating cultural elements into various products [6][12] - The Greater Bay Area's collaborative advantages, including Hong Kong's financial resources and Macau's tourism assets, are fostering a new wave of cultural projects and enhancing the region's cultural export capabilities [13]