14个全国第一！2025收官，“北京大视听”电视剧（网络剧）亮出闪耀成绩单

Core Insights - Beijing's broadcasting industry has achieved significant milestones in 2025, leading the nation in various categories of television and online drama production and distribution. Group 1: Production and Licensing - A total of 238 television dramas (including web series) received approval for production, accounting for 24.71% of the national total of 963, ranking first in the country [4]. - 46 television dramas (including web series) obtained distribution licenses, representing 19.83% of the national total of 232, also ranking first [4]. - The number of dramas premiered during prime time on central television and major online platforms reached 45, making up 18.15% of the national total of 248, again ranking first [5]. Group 2: Viewership and Ratings - Seven dramas aired during prime time on CCTV, marking the highest number in the country [6]. - Five dramas entered the top 30 of China's viewership data, representing 16.67% of the total, with "Six Sisters" and "Secret Battle" achieving the highest ratings for the year [7]. - "Six Sisters" achieved an average viewership rating of 4.349%, becoming the only drama since 2018 to exceed a 4% average rating, ranking first in multiple categories [8]. Group 3: Financial Support and Recognition - Several dramas received special funding from the National Radio and Television Administration, with titles like "The Great Long March" and "Winter Goes Spring Comes" leading in funding received [9]. - Three dramas were selected as recommended works for the 2025 China Broadcasting and Television Quality Night, while five were chosen for the 2026 outlook, both categories ranking first nationally [10]. - A total of 15 "Beijing-produced" dramas were included in the Central Radio and Television's 2026 drama list, representing over a quarter of the total [12]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Radio and Television aims to continue driving the "Beijing Big Audio-Visual" mechanism to produce more high-quality works, indicating a commitment to further development in the broadcasting sector [14].