马栏山视频文创产业园 推动文化与科技融合，激荡文化产业新浪潮

Core Insights - The Hunan Province Malanshan Video Cultural and Creative Industry Park has expanded to 208 enterprises, with 174 high-tech companies, and has achieved a cumulative revenue of 277.1 billion yuan and tax revenue of 14.815 billion yuan from 2020 to 2024, earning the title of a national cultural industry demonstration park [1] Group 1: Content Innovation - Malanshan emphasizes content-first strategies, transforming the expression of Chinese stories through high-quality productions that resonate with audiences, such as the documentary "Guarding Liberation West" and the show "Sisters Who Make Waves" [2] - The park is focused on promoting Chinese stories globally, with the Mango TV international app covering 195 countries and regions, and significant international viewership for shows like "Singer 2024" [2] Group 2: Technological Innovation - Malanshan positions technological innovation as a key driver, creating a leading "cloud-network-computing" integrated public service platform with over 155PB of storage and 243P of dispatchable computing power [3] - The park is addressing industry challenges by launching the "Malanshan Micro-Short Drama Intelligent Service Platform" by October 2025, which integrates AI capabilities to streamline production processes for over 2,500 works [3] - The Malanshan audio-visual laboratory is focused on deep technological innovation, with over 150 patent applications and the development of a micro set-top box supporting 4K format and dual Vivid standard decoding [3] Group 3: Ecological Development - The park fosters a vibrant ecosystem that supports both large enterprises and small teams, exemplified by the "Maji Plan" incubation center, which provides comprehensive support including a 100 million yuan special fund [5] - Over 4,800 new enterprises have been registered in the park, with more than 100 leading companies like Huawei and NetEase joining, creating a thriving "rainforest ecosystem" [5] - The park has attracted 64,000 industry talents and established a network of copyright service centers to support innovation and development [5]