Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the new measures is to enhance content supply and quality in the television industry, referred to as "21 measures" by the National Radio and Television Administration [1][2] - The measures include the cancellation of the 40-episode limit for dramas, allowing for more creative freedom and the production of high-quality long dramas [3] - There is a focus on improving the management policies for drama series and seasonal broadcasts, as well as optimizing content review processes to increase efficiency [2][4] Group 2 - The new policies aim to encourage the creation of diverse content, including support for high-quality adaptations of foreign works and the introduction of excellent overseas programs [3] - The review mechanism will be optimized, with a synchronized review process for key programs, reducing review times and allowing for innovative production methods [4][5] - The measures also promote the inclusion of short dramas on television platforms, expanding content supply channels and supporting local productions [5]