中新网福州1月12日电 (记者 闫旭)在海南自由贸易港于2025年12月18日正式启动全岛封关运作不久，福 建省平潭综合实验区正全力推进"一线放开、二线管住"海关监管制度实施。 扩大开放 平潭推进实施"一线放开、二线管住"海关监管制度 面向"十五五"期间，平潭将高效有序实施"一线"放开、"二线"管住，推动更大范围、更宽领域、更深层 次对外开放。 "我们将推动制度体系从'搭框架'向'精细化'转变。特别是在数据跨境流动、跨境金融服务等前沿领域， 积极探索与国际高标准经贸规则相衔接的制度体系。"文学林表示，还将推动海关监管从"物理隔 离"向"智慧赋能"升级，着力构建一个具备智能研判、精准管控能力的口岸公共服务与海关智慧监管平 台。 记者了解到，平潭还将围绕七大核心业态，持续完善产业配套设施，健全外部资源对接与协同机制，力 争推动更多高质量的产业项目和应用场景落地生根、开花结果。(完) 来源：中国新闻网 平潭综合实验区党工委副书记文学林12日在福州透露，推进实施"一线放开、二线管住"海关监管制度， 是平潭当前深化改革、扩大开放的核心任务，近期已在制度建设、业态培育和设施提升三大领域取得积 极进展。 当天，"在中国式现 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the cultural revitalization efforts in Shaanxi Province, highlighting various initiatives aimed at enhancing public cultural services, promoting cultural heritage, and integrating culture with technology and tourism to foster economic growth and community engagement [6][14]. Group 1: Cultural Initiatives and Events - The "Lights of China - Three Qin Seasons, Earth Song" New Year choir concert took place in Xi'an, featuring 9 choirs and nearly 700 performers, showcasing the connection between professional art and community life [7]. - Shaanxi Province has seen the establishment of 185 new public cultural spaces, enhancing the accessibility and quality of cultural services across urban and rural areas [9]. - The documentary "Snow: The Unfinished Road" won the Golden Angel Award at the 21st China-US Television Festival and is set to tour in the US, reflecting the province's commitment to high-quality cultural productions [10][11]. Group 2: Cultural and Economic Integration - Shaanxi's cultural and tourism industry is projected to become a trillion-yuan industry, aiming to create millions of jobs and attract 800 million visitors annually, with innovative consumption models emerging [13][14]. - The transformation of industrial sites into cultural parks, such as the Time Culture Park in Xi'an, illustrates the blending of historical heritage with modern commercial activities, enhancing community engagement [13]. - The province's cultural policies are focused on deepening the integration of culture and tourism, aiming to convert cultural flow into economic growth and improve the overall quality of life for residents [14].

秣陵街道办事处、南京微短剧产业联盟委员会、南京传媒学院摄影学院等相关单位负责人到场支持并致 辞。他们一致认为，在短视频、微短剧等内容形态蓬勃发展的当下，乡村已成为重要的叙事空间和传播 窗口。苏家理想村完整保留的村落肌理、兼具自然生态与人文温度的场景，高度契合当下内容创作向真 实、自然转型的趋势。此次合作有望为江宁区乃至南京市培育"影视+文旅"新经济增长点，推动区域产 业升级与乡村振兴同频共振。 12月3日下午，在南京江宁乡伴苏家理想村的湖畔草坪上，一场以"影旅融合 多聚未来"为主题的战略合 作签约仪式圆满举行。乡伴集团与1+1影视基地正式携手，将苏家理想村纳入其影视基地体系，共同致 力于打造"文旅+影视"双产业融合的乡村发展新样本。 江苏布客数字科技集团有限公司董事长、1+1影视基地负责人梁珂珂表示，选择与乡伴及苏家合作，正 是看中了其成熟的乡村文旅运营能力和独特的场景价值。"未来，我们将导入更多影视项目资源，推动 影视IP与乡村文旅场景深度绑定，让观众从'看剧'延伸到'入剧游'，实现影视消费与实地旅游体验的无 缝衔接。" 苏家理想村能够成为影视基地落地的核心载体，得益于其多年深耕打造的独特场景与成熟运营。自 ...

Core Insights - The remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanna Takashi regarding China and Japan-China relations are significantly out of touch with reality, potentially leading to severe repercussions for the Japanese economy [1] - The interdependence between Japanese and Chinese companies is critical, with Japan being more reliant on China, which has an economy nearly five times larger than Japan's [1][2] - A complete disruption of trade and investment between the two countries would pose existential risks for Japan, particularly affecting key sectors such as tourism, retail, and the film industry [1][2] Industry Impact - The tourism and retail sectors in Japan are heavily reliant on Chinese tourists, who accounted for approximately 30% of inbound consumption in the first three quarters of this year [2] - A significant reduction in Chinese tourists would lead to substantial losses for Japan's retail and tourism industries, severely impacting local economies [2] - The Japanese film industry, particularly television, may face challenges as the profitability of high-cost dramas often depends on sales to the Chinese market [2] Supply Chain Concerns - The supply chains of nearly all Japanese industries are interconnected with China, and any disruption could lead to significant operational difficulties for Japanese companies [2] - If the current tensions persist, there is a risk of undermining the foundational aspects of the Japanese economy, as Japan cannot afford to lose its relationship with China [2]

Core Insights - The remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding China and Japan-China relations are significantly disconnected from reality, potentially leading to severe repercussions for the Japanese economy [1] - The interdependence between Japanese and Chinese companies is critical, with Japan being more reliant on China, which has an economy nearly five times larger than Japan's [1][2] - A complete disruption of trade and investment between the two countries would pose existential risks for Japan, particularly affecting key sectors such as tourism, retail, and the film industry [1][2] Tourism and Retail Sector - Chinese tourists are the largest source of visitors to Japan, contributing approximately 30% to the total inbound consumption in the first three quarters of this year [2] - A significant reduction in Chinese tourist numbers would lead to substantial losses for Japan's retail and tourism industries, severely impacting local economies [2] Film Industry - The Japanese television industry may face challenges as the production of high-cost dramas often relies on sales to the Chinese market for profitability [2] - Any negative impact on the export of Japanese dramas to China could result in considerable financial losses for the industry [2] Supply Chain Risks - The deterioration of Japan-China relations poses deeper risks to supply chains, as nearly all Japanese industries are linked to China [2] - Disruptions in the supply chain could lead to significant operational challenges for Japanese companies, potentially undermining the foundation of the Japanese economy [2] Economic Outlook - If the current tensions persist, there is a risk of a severe economic recession in Japan next year, particularly if investor confidence is shaken [2]

Core Viewpoint - The remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding China and Japan-China relations are severely disconnected from reality, potentially leading to fundamental damage to the Japanese economy if not addressed promptly [1][2]. Economic Impact on Japan - The relationship between Japanese and Chinese enterprises is tightly interwoven, with Japanese products containing components made in China and vice versa, making it impossible for Japan to decouple from China [1]. - Japan's dependency on China is greater than the reverse, with China's economy being nearly five times larger than Japan's. A complete halt in trade and investment would pose existential risks for Japan, affecting various sectors beyond mere financial losses [1][2]. Sector-Specific Risks - The tourism and retail sectors in Japan are particularly vulnerable, as they rely heavily on Chinese tourists, who represent the largest source of visitors and contribute approximately 30% to Japan's inbound consumption in the first three quarters of this year [2]. - The Japanese film and television industry may also face significant challenges, as the profitability of high-cost dramas often hinges on sales to the Chinese market. Disruptions in this area could lead to substantial financial losses [2]. Supply Chain Concerns - The deeper risk lies in the supply chain, as nearly all Japanese industries are linked to China. Any disruption could lead to severe operational difficulties for Japanese companies, potentially undermining the foundation of the Japanese economy [2]. - If the current tensions persist without resolution, there is a risk of diminishing investor confidence, which could lead to a significant economic downturn in Japan next year [2].

Core Viewpoint - The remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanna Takashi regarding China and Japan-China relations are severely disconnected from reality, potentially leading to fundamental damage to the Japanese economy if not addressed promptly [1] Group 1: Economic Impact - The relationship between Japanese and Chinese enterprises is tightly interwoven, with Japanese products containing components made in China and vice versa, making it impossible for Japan to decouple from China [1] - Japan's dependency on China is greater than the reverse, as China's economy is nearly five times larger than Japan's. A complete halt in trade and investment would pose existential risks for Japan, particularly affecting tourism, retail, and the film industry [1][2] - The tourism and retail sectors are crucial for employment in Japan, especially in areas suffering from population decline, which heavily rely on economic benefits and job opportunities from tourism [1] Group 2: Specific Sector Risks - Chinese tourists are the largest source of visitors to Japan, contributing approximately 30% to the total inbound consumption in the first three quarters of this year. A significant reduction in Chinese tourists would lead to substantial losses for both the retail and tourism industries, severely impacting local economies [2] - The Japanese television industry may also face challenges, as high-cost drama productions often rely on sales to the Chinese market for profitability. Any disruption in exports to China could result in significant financial losses [2] - The deeper risk lies in the supply chain, as nearly all Japanese industries are linked to China. Disruptions in the supply chain could lead to severe difficulties for Japanese companies, potentially undermining the foundation of the Japanese economy [2]

Core Insights - The Emei Film Studio has a rich history in the film industry, evolving from storytelling in "Along the Jialing River" to modern advancements like the 12K LED ultra-high-definition panoramic sound multifunctional hall [1] - The Emei 1958 Park project aims to become Chengdu's first film-themed cultural and commercial tourism landmark, with a total investment of 998 million yuan [3] Group 1 - The Emei 1958 Park project will be developed as a comprehensive urban film theme park, integrating cultural heritage, industry aggregation, immersive experiences, and cultural tourism consumption [3] - Upon completion, the park is expected to host over 200 upstream and downstream enterprises in the film industry, serving as a core engine for the development of the film and cultural industry in Southwest China [3] Group 2 - The chairman of Emei Group, Zhang Rong, stated that the project aims to achieve a "two-year formation and three-year completion" goal, adhering to green, low-carbon, and smart development principles [5] - The park is set to open by July 2028, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the Emei Film Studio [5]

Core Viewpoint - Various cities in Guangdong province, including Shenzhen, Shantou, Shaoguan, Zhaoqing, and Jieyang, are implementing "Media+" action plans to enhance the "Hundred-Thousand" project, aiming to integrate media resources with local agricultural products and cultural heritage to boost rural revitalization and economic development [5][36][37]. Group 1: Media Empowerment Initiatives - Shenzhen has introduced 19 measures to ensure monthly projects and quarterly activities, focusing on enhancing agricultural product markets [5][39]. - Shantou has outlined 35 specific projects that integrate local cultural IPs with agricultural products, promoting a "non-heritage + media + agricultural products" model [6][51]. - Shaoguan is developing a comprehensive "Media+" plan centered around local agricultural products like edible fungi and scenic spots such as Danxia Mountain [7][56]. Group 2: Cultural and Economic Integration - Zhaoqing is focusing on the integration of media with local culture and branding, promoting agricultural products through cultural narratives and modern trends [8][63]. - Jieyang aims to leverage its unique cultural heritage to enhance agricultural branding and market value, targeting the development of billion-level and fifty-million-level industrial chains [10][74]. Group 3: Youth Empowerment and Training - The Guangdong Youth Practice Education Center has been established to support the "Hundred-Thousand" project, aiming to cultivate a new generation of rural entrepreneurs and leaders [21][30]. - Over 10,000 youth have participated in online training, with 2,000 engaged in practical training sessions, and 142 projects have been selected for funding [31][33]. Group 4: Film and Media Industry Development - Huizhou has launched the "Ten Measures for Huizhou Film and Television," focusing on service guarantees, funding support, and talent cultivation to establish a new highland for the film industry in the Bay Area [77][80]. - The city has created a unified database for filming resources, streamlining the process for film crews [82][85]. Group 5: Environmental and Community Initiatives - Maoming is advancing a "Village Cleanliness Action" to improve rural living conditions, with a structured four-phase approach to enhance community participation [119][124]. - Jieyang's efforts include a focus on enhancing the aesthetic and environmental quality of rural areas, aligning with the broader goals of the "Hundred-Thousand" project [130][135].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Chongqing Yongchuan Technology Film Studio, equipped with advanced virtual shooting technology by Dawa Technology, aims to enhance the local film industry and attract more productions to the region [1][3]. Group 1: Virtual Shooting Technology - Dawa Technology provides high-fidelity virtual shooting technology that allows for real-time rendering of special effects and virtual backgrounds on LED screens, enhancing the filmmaking process [1][2]. - The Yongchuan Technology Film Studio features the largest LED technology studio in Western China, with a 3000 square meter LED technology shed and a 5000 square meter standard shed, supporting over 90% usage rate since its opening [1][3]. Group 2: Industry Development and Support - In July 2023, Chongqing introduced various incentive policies to support the high-quality development of the technology film industry, including support for script creation, film distribution, technological innovation, and talent cultivation [3]. - Yongchuan has attracted 150 film-related enterprises and established a one-stop service platform for film shooting, which has reduced pre-production preparation time by over 60% [3]. Group 3: Impact on Local Culture and Economy - The growth of the Yongchuan Technology Film Studio not only injects new cultural momentum into Chongqing but also explores new paths for developing high-tech, high-value modern cultural industries in the central and western regions of China [3].