Core Insights - Chengdu is implementing a series of policies to promote the high-quality development of the digital cultural and creative industry, aiming for a total scale of over 500 billion yuan by 2027 and the establishment of three trillion-level industrial clusters by 2030 [1] - The city has seen significant growth in its digital cultural and creative enterprises, with 690 companies and a core industry scale of 3,819 billion yuan projected for 2024 [1] Group 1: Film and Animation Industry - Chengdu has introduced the "17 Policies for Film and Animation" to establish itself as a national hub for film and animation creation, focusing on supporting the entire industry chain from script incubation to post-production [2] - The new policies include financial support of up to 21 million yuan for high-quality projects and 10 million yuan for award-winning films, with a collaborative approach to subsidies across different governmental levels [2] Group 2: Science Fiction Industry - The "13 Policies for Science Fiction" aim to create a comprehensive support system for the science fiction industry, covering aspects from content creation to commercialization [3][4] - The policies provide financial support for various types of content creation, including literature and film, with individual projects eligible for up to 100,000 yuan in funding [4] Group 3: Gaming and E-sports Industry - Chengdu's "15 Policies for Gaming and E-sports" focus on enhancing the e-sports industry through three major plans, including financial support for hosting events and developing professional e-sports venues [5] - The policies offer up to 800,000 yuan for international events and 1 million yuan for venue improvements, along with rewards for high-performing e-sports clubs [5] Group 4: Support for Startups - Chengdu has introduced 10 measures to support the growth of digital cultural and creative startups, addressing key areas such as funding, project incubation, and market expansion [6] - Startups can receive immediate subsidies of 20,000 yuan and additional funding based on R&D expenditures, with a structured support mechanism for selected projects over three years [6]