Core Insights - The series "Tomorrow's Paradise" has commenced filming in Shunde, Foshan, marking it as the first project under the new cultural policy package in Guangdong, showcasing the province's strong appeal for quality enterprises and innovative projects [1][3] Industry Overview - The Guangdong provincial government released a policy package in May aimed at promoting high-quality development in the cultural industry, which includes 15 measures to support various forms of media, including films and TV series [3] - The policy package aims to create a comprehensive support system for the film and television industry, including funding, talent cultivation, and service improvement [3][4] Company Insights - Xingge Media, a subsidiary of Shanghai Xingge, is one of the first companies to respond to the new policies and establish operations in Guangdong, highlighting the province's efficiency and supportive environment for film production [3][4] - The production of "Tomorrow's Paradise" was completed in less than six months from the decision to settle in Guangdong, demonstrating the effectiveness of the local administrative services [4] Cultural Context - Guangdong's cultural industry has been the largest in China for 22 consecutive years, with projected revenues exceeding 3 trillion yuan in 2024, accounting for approximately one-sixth of the national total [4] - The province's rich cultural heritage and vibrant urban atmosphere provide a fertile ground for innovative film content, as noted by the series' producer [4]