Core Insights - The "14th Five-Year Plan" period has seen significant development in China's broadcasting and online audio-visual industry, characterized by deep integration and collaborative growth [2] - The total number of users for various television platforms, including cable TV, IPTV, internet TV, and live satellite TV, has exceeded 1 billion, while online audio-visual users have reached 1.09 billion [2] - The production of audio-visual content has flourished, with a notable increase in the scale of high-quality productions across various genres and themes [2] - The international influence and export capacity of Chinese audio-visual content have grown, with exports increasing by over 40%, resulting in annual overseas revenue exceeding $63 billion [2]

Core Insights - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China has significantly enhanced its international communication capabilities, effectively telling Chinese stories and spreading Chinese voices through engaging audiovisual content [1] - The export scale of audiovisual programs and services has increased by over 40%, with Chinese audiovisual platforms reaching over 200 countries and regions globally, generating annual overseas revenue exceeding $63 billion [1] - More than 300 Chinese micro-dramas have been launched on overseas platforms, while over 30 countries and regions broadcast outstanding audiovisual works in China each year [1] - Recent international broadcasts of anti-fascist themed works reflect a global expectation for peace and justice [1] - The National Radio and Television Administration has signed cooperation agreements or memorandums with 91 countries and 4 international organizations, promoting cultural exchange and mutual learning [1]