Favorable Policies for the Cultural Industry Promote the Development of the Printing Industry

[ppzhan Abstract] In today's world of continuously growing economic strength, people have begun to attach importance to the development of cultural soft power. As a field that attracted much attention in 2014, the development of the cultural industry is about to drive the development of related sectors, and a very important one among them is the printing industry.

Culture and printing have been inseparable since ancient times; traditionally printed books are the carrier of culture. Therefore, when the cultural industry becomes a new hot spot in national economic development, the printing industry also ushers in a good opportunity for industry development.

It is understood that three policies supporting the development of the cultural industry formulated by the Ministry of Culture and other departments will be issued one after another in the near future - "Several Opinions on Promoting the Integrated Development of Cultural Creativity and Design Services with Related Industries", "Opinions on Further Deepening Cultural and Financial Cooperation", and "Opinions on Supporting the Development of Small and Micro Cultural Enterprises" - conveying a strong signal that the cultural industry is an important lever for support and for the optimization and upgrading of the economic structure.

These policies include guiding and encouraging social capital to invest in cultural creativity, design services, information services, sports, cultural entertainment and other fields, improving related support policies and financial services, making good use of special funds for cultural industry development and tax reductions and exemptions, and also involve issues that have troubled enterprises for many years, such as how to reduce the burden of land use and the prices of coal, water, gas and electricity.

For example, "Several Opinions on Promoting the Integrated Development of Cultural Creativity and Design Services with Related Industries" is highly targeted and of high value, focusing on supporting the "cross-border integration" of the cultural industry: on the one hand, it promotes the integration of the cultural industry with science and technology, and digital cultural industries including the mobile Internet, animation, mobile games and other cultural and creative enterprises will all receive support; on the other hand, it promotes the integration of the cultural industry with capital, and large-scale capital operations will give rise to more comprehensive cultural industry groups; in addition, it is also necessary to promote the integration of the cultural industry with the real economy, enhance industrial added value, and drive innovation and transformation and upgrading of other industries.

——This article is reprinted from China Packaging Network (pack.cn). Original link: http://news.pack.cn/show-361816.html