每经记者｜谢陶 每经编辑｜唐元 11月18日，一场以"赋能IP 创领未来"为主题的成都数字文创（潮玩）专场路演活动在蓉拉开帷幕。本次活动由成都市文化产业发展促进中心主办，成都市文 化金融服务中心、成都天府文创金融科技有限公司、成都城投侠客岛企业管理有限公司承办。 活动现场，黑玩科技、栋方文化、四川漫光年文化科技等50家来自潮玩及创意产业的企业，以及成都科幻与未来产业基金、上海毕友资本、珠海厚为资本、 深圳探贝资本等10余家投资机构代表齐聚一堂，深入探讨成都潮玩产业的最新机遇与发展趋势。 本次活动，从数字文创政策宣讲，到文创企业登台路演，再到重要文创项目的签约等环节，都紧扣这座城市最新的产业发展潮流——以潮玩之名，汇聚起更 多优质产业资源，打通潮玩关键链路。 事实上，通过常态化组织IP供需对接，将进一步提升成都IP设计、生产、制造等产业链环节，聚力打造更高质量的原生供应链，吸引更多文创产品生产企业 加速来蓉落地。我们也应看到，以潮玩产业为代表的数字文创产业不断迭代升级、推陈出新的背后，离不开一个底蕴深厚的文化土壤和一个能够滋养各个市 场主体的产业生态。 聚焦企业成长难点，持续释放"政策红利" 作为一座深受年轻人 ...

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Core Insights - The recent esports events in Chengdu, including the League of Legends S15 World Championship and the KPL finals, highlight the city's growing significance in the esports industry and its cultural impact [1][2][3] Group 1: Economic Impact of Esports Events - Chengdu's esports events have a significant "spillover effect," influencing various sectors such as culture and tourism, which is a global trend [4] - The "Summoner's Canyon Party" initiated in Chengdu before the S15 finals exemplifies the city's efforts to engage the community and enhance the event's cultural significance [5][8] - During the events, hotel bookings in the Longquanyi District increased by 50%, and nearby shopping areas saw a 45% rise in foot traffic, indicating a strong economic boost from the esports activities [8][9] Group 2: Cultural Integration and Local Identity - Chengdu's approach to integrating local culture with esports is evident in the design of game skins inspired by local elements like pandas and hotpot, which enhances global players' curiosity about Chengdu's culture [9][10] - The city aims to establish itself as a "Cultural Capital of Esports," focusing on content and cultural depth rather than just international resources [11][13] Group 3: Development of the Digital Creative Industry - Chengdu's digital creative industry is thriving, with a reported revenue of 212.1 billion yuan in the first half of the year, reflecting a 7.3% year-on-year growth [13][15] - The city is actively promoting its digital creative ecosystem through events like the "International Digital Creative Season," which showcases local IPs and fosters collaboration among various stakeholders [15][16] Group 4: Youth Engagement and Creative Economy - The esports and digital creative sectors are primarily driven by young professionals, making Chengdu an attractive hub for talent and innovation [16][19] - The transformation of old industrial sites into cultural and creative spaces, such as the Dongjiao Memory project, illustrates Chengdu's commitment to fostering a vibrant and creative environment for its youth [17][20]

Core Insights - The World Cities Culture Report's fifth edition highlights Chengdu's innovative practices in the digital cultural and creative sector, showcasing three key case studies during the 2025 World Cities Culture Forum in Amsterdam [1] Group 1: Digital Cultural and Creative Industry - Chengdu has introduced China's first city-level support policy specifically targeting the cultivation of digital cultural and creative startups, aiming to establish a robust incubation system for new enterprises in digital media, gaming, AI, and online cultural services [3][4] - The report emphasizes that prior to this policy, government measures were fragmented, leading to a lack of a comprehensive framework for sustainable development of startups. Chengdu's integrated support model combines funding, infrastructure, services, and talent incentives [4] - By lowering entry barriers and providing targeted measures, Chengdu has created an attractive growth environment for entrepreneurs in the digital cultural and creative sector [4] Group 2: Sci-Fi Industry Development - Chengdu has launched China's first city-level policy dedicated to supporting the sci-fi industry, aiming to develop a new growth engine that connects literature, film, gaming, tourism, and immersive experiences [4] - A fund exceeding 3 billion yuan has been established to provide timely financial support for emerging companies in the sci-fi sector, facilitating the transformation of imagination into industrial strength [4] - The report notes that these initiatives are reshaping Chengdu's cultural and industrial landscape, activating a complete ecosystem that connects content creators, industry platforms, investment funds, and international markets [4][6] Group 3: E-sports Industry Growth - Chengdu's e-sports industry has become a prominent city brand through proactive industry layout and strong policy guidance, enhancing its reputation as a top e-sports destination in China [6] - The city has implemented numerous policies to support the development of the e-sports industry, including attracting and incubating local e-sports clubs and top-tier e-sports events, thereby improving infrastructure [6][7] - The report highlights Chengdu's focus on attracting large international e-sports events and strengthening infrastructure and talent acquisition, creating a complete industry chain with significant growth potential [7] Group 4: Overall Impact - The three case studies reflect Chengdu's continuous evolution in the digital cultural and creative industry and signify a high point in the city's cultural influence and international recognition [7]

Core Insights - Chengdu's digital cultural and creative industry is rapidly reshaping the city's economic landscape, with notable successes like "Honor of Kings" and "Ne Zha" gaining global recognition [1] - The digital cultural sector has become a key competitive arena for cities, prompting various regions to adopt targeted policies to seize opportunities [2] Industry Overview - In the first three quarters of 2025, cultural enterprises in China achieved a revenue of 1,095.89 billion yuan, marking a 7.9% year-on-year increase [4] - Among these, 16 sub-sectors characterized by new cultural formats generated 488.60 billion yuan, growing by 14.1%, outpacing the overall growth of cultural enterprises by 6.2 percentage points [4] - The core of industry competition is shifting towards the integration of culture and technology, emphasizing IP effects and ecosystem development [5] Policy Analysis - Major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou are adopting a "precision drip irrigation" policy model to foster the digital cultural industry [5] - A common "policy toolbox" has emerged, focusing on identifying key sectors, building platforms, and activating ecosystems [8] - Beijing's strategy emphasizes technological innovation, while Shanghai focuses on creating an efficient, open industrial ecosystem, and Hangzhou aims for deep vertical integration in specific sectors [13][15][16] Economic Impact - The total profit of cultural enterprises reached 90.93 billion yuan, reflecting a 14.2% increase [4] - The total assets of these enterprises amounted to 2,242.27 billion yuan, showing an 8.4% growth [4] Strategic Directions - Cities are increasingly defining their unique paths based on their inherent strengths, such as Beijing's focus on technology, Shanghai's role as an international hub, and Hangzhou's commitment to niche markets [13][15][16] - Effective digital cultural policies are seen as amplifiers of a city's unique advantages, enabling them to build competitive barriers that are difficult for other cities to replicate [16]

Core Insights - The animation film "Nezha 2" showcases impressive visual effects, highlighting the capabilities of Chengdu's digital creative industry, particularly from companies like Moxing Tianhe Chengdu Digital Image Technology Co., Ltd. [1] - Chengdu's digital cultural and creative industry is projected to generate significant revenue, with core industry revenue expected to reach 3,819 billion yuan in 2024 and 2,121 billion yuan in the first half of 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 7.3% [3] - The proximity of various digital creative enterprises in Chengdu's Tianfu Long Island Digital Cultural and Creative Park facilitates collaboration and reduces communication costs, enhancing the creative process [5] Industry Development - Chengdu has successfully developed several parks, including Tianfu Long Island Digital Cultural and Creative Park and Chengdu Film City, attracting 11 chain-leading enterprises and 7 listed companies [5] - Financial support for the digital creative industry includes the establishment of a city-level sci-fi industry fund, issuance of copyright asset support notes, and over 13 billion yuan in funding for more than 2,000 projects [5] - The city has launched specialized loan products like "Wenchuang Tong," supporting 963 enterprises with a total loan amount of 5.24 billion yuan [5] Cultural Influence - The relaxed work-life balance in Chengdu, along with its rich traditional cultural heritage, fosters creativity and enhances the quality of content produced by local companies [7] - The growing cultural confidence among the Chinese population and the increasing popularity of "Chinese style" content present significant opportunities for the digital creative industry [7] - Companies are focusing on creating high-quality content with Chinese characteristics, aiming to develop culturally impactful IPs that enrich the spiritual lives of Chinese people [7]

Core Insights - The top 10 cities in GDP for the first three quarters of 2025 are largely determined, with Nanjing likely to maintain the 10th position ahead of Ningbo, which has a GDP of 13,492.9 billion [1] - Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen hold the top three positions, while Chongqing approaches the 25 trillion level with impressive growth [1] - Cities like Guangzhou, Suzhou, and Chengdu show strong performance, with Hangzhou leading in growth rate at 11.07%, indicating robust economic resilience and optimized industrial structures [1] Group 1: Economic Performance - Chongqing's GDP reached 24,449.36 billion, driven by a 10% increase in advanced manufacturing, with significant investments in smart infrastructure exceeding 500 billion [3] - Chengdu ranks 7th with a GDP of 18,226.86 billion, reflecting an 8.92% year-on-year increase, primarily due to the booming service sector [5] - Wuhan, positioned 9th, has a GDP of 15,537.82 billion, growing at 5.55%, leveraging its logistics advantages and strong performance in the bio-industry [5][6] Group 2: Sectoral Developments - Chongqing's industrial chain closure enhances its competitiveness, with a 15% increase in new energy vehicle exports supporting efficient dual circulation [3] - Chengdu's digital cultural and creative output now accounts for 25% of its economy, with a 30% surge in financial district trading volume [5] - Wuhan's logistics sector shows a port throughput exceeding 20 billion tons, with a 25% increase in investment for smart city projects [5][6] Group 3: Innovation and Investment - Chongqing has seen a continuous R&D investment growth rate exceeding 10% for three years, fostering 100 unicorn companies [3] - Chengdu's high-tech zone boasts an 80% technology conversion rate, with 1,500 new startups contributing to job growth [5] - Wuhan's talent policies have led to a 30% increase in high-end job positions, injecting new momentum into regional development [6]

Core Viewpoint - The official launch of the armored TPS online game "Armored Red Blade" by Huaru Technology's subsidiary marks a significant step in transforming military simulation technology into the digital entertainment sector [2][7]. Company Overview - Huaru Technology, established in 2011, initially focused on military simulation, aiming to create a Chinese military simulation brand and providing professional products and technical services for various military scenarios [4]. - The company has been actively promoting the transformation of its military technology achievements into the digital cultural sector, leveraging its subsidiary Beijing Xiaoru Cultural Technology Co., Ltd. to develop online games and digital cultural products [4]. Product Details - "Armored Red Blade" is a tank armor competitive online game designed around military simulation, utilizing the company's capabilities in military modeling and simulation systems [2][6]. - The game features a high-precision physics algorithm and real-time dynamic management system to create a highly realistic battlefield environment, simulating detection, defense, and attack performance of armored units [6]. Technical Features - The game employs a vehicle skill system with "1 passive skill + 2 active skills," allowing players to customize their tactical attributes across four modules: firepower, protection, mobility, and communication [6]. - It offers diverse combat modes to cater to different user needs, enhancing operational flexibility and user experience [6]. Industry Context - According to CITIC Securities, the gaming industry has seen valuations exceed 30 times in both 2020 and 2023, driven by high industry prosperity and advancements in generative AI [6]. - The current fundamentals of gaming companies are stronger than in previous years, with improved operational pipelines and more efficient R&D teams, indicating a return to industry prosperity and a better competitive landscape [6].

Core Viewpoint - The ancient Shu civilization is significantly boosting the cultural and tourism economy in Sichuan, with key archaeological sites like Baodun, Sanxingdui, and Jinsha driving visitor traffic and cultural product sales to new heights [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Impact - The Baodun National Archaeological Site Park opened in September 2023, attracting numerous visitors [2]. - As of October 24, 2023, the Sanxingdui Museum received a total of 5.11 million visitors, with cultural product sales reaching 150 million yuan from January to September [2]. - The Jinsha Museum welcomed over 1.4 million visitors by October 22, 2023, and its cultural product sales exceeded 35 million yuan from 2021 to 2024 [2]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The application of VR and AR technologies in museums enhances visitor engagement, allowing for a more immersive experience of ancient Shu civilization [2][5]. - The Sanxingdui Museum launched the "Heaven and Earth Echo—Sanxingdui Panoramic Sound and Picture Digital Art Theater," which offers an interactive experience through advanced digital technology [2]. Group 3: Government Support and Policy - The development of Sichuan's cultural and tourism economy is supported by government policies emphasizing the protection and utilization of cultural heritage [4]. - The Sichuan Provincial Committee's decision to promote the deep integration of culture and tourism highlights the importance of cultural heritage in tourism development [4]. Group 4: Cross-Industry Collaboration - The integration of ancient Shu civilization with gaming and film industries expands the cultural economy's reach, with products like educational books, documentaries, and games being developed [4][6]. - Collaborations, such as the partnership between the game "Honor of Kings" and the Sanxingdui Museum, have garnered significant attention and positive feedback from players [6]. Group 5: Future Prospects - The ongoing archaeological research and innovative expression forms related to ancient Shu civilization are expected to provide further growth opportunities for Sichuan's cultural economy [6].

Core Insights - The "2025 China Digital Cultural and Creative City Index" was released, ranking Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chengdu, and Hangzhou as the top five cities in comprehensive strength [1][2] Group 1: Index Overview - The index utilizes a multi-dimensional evaluation system, including 13 primary indicators and 52 secondary indicators, focusing on 208 tertiary indicators to assess the digital cultural and creative development levels of 16 key cities in China [1] - In 2024, the total revenue of cultural enterprises in China reached 141.51 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 6.0%. The 16 industries with distinct cultural new business characteristics generated 59.08 billion yuan, growing by 9.8%, outpacing the overall cultural enterprise growth by 3.8 percentage points [1] Group 2: City Characteristics - Beijing excels in resource integration and digital trade scale, leveraging iconic cultural assets like the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, making it a leader in comprehensive strength [2] - Shanghai shows significant advantages in technology application and urban vitality, leading in the "going out" aspect of digital cultural and creative industries due to its rich international communication channels [2] - Shenzhen focuses on technology empowerment, forming three major trillion-yuan clusters in gaming, animation, and design, with notable strengths in AIGC technology application and collaboration [2] - Chengdu ranks high due to its talent reserve, stable ecosystem, and urban vitality [2] - Hangzhou benefits from digital economy empowerment in cultural creation, with clear advantages in technology application and innovation capabilities, particularly in the animation and gaming sectors [2] Group 3: Differentiated Strategies - For "hardcore technology cities" like Shenzhen and Hangzhou, the index suggests enhancing the integration of industry and city, planning talent housing, and reducing living costs for talent [2] - For "vibrant innovation cities" like Chengdu and Changsha, it recommends establishing AIGC creation centers to improve IP commercialization efficiency and lower technology costs for small and medium enterprises [2] - For "culturally rich cities" like Xi'an and Nanjing, the index advises setting up digital IP development funds to enhance the digitalization rate of cultural relics, focusing on projects like "digital Terracotta Warriors" in the metaverse [2]