Inventory of China's top ten cultural news in 2010

I. Financial Promotion of Cultural Industry New Policy

On March 26th, the Ministry of Commerce, the People's Bank of China, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Culture jointly issued the Guiding Opinions on Financial Support for the Revitalization and Development of the Cultural Industry, and introduced credit extension, improved the credit model, and improved finance. Services, expanding the direct scale of cultural enterprises, nurturing a series of policy measures in the cultural industry insurance market, and promoting financial support for the revitalization and prosperity of the cultural industry. This is the first macro-finance policy guidance document for the development and prosperity of China's financial support for cultural industries in recent years. The performers of the Hangzhou Songcheng Scenic Area performed the “Song of the Ancient City” (photographed on December 26th). On December 9th, Hangzhou Songcheng Tourism Development Co., Ltd., the creator of the “Song of the Ancient City”, was formally listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and became the first Chinese tour performer.

Second, China's calligraphy and painting auction hit a record price

On June 3rd, the world record of auction price of Chinese art was first produced in China. Huang Tingjian's calligraphy “Sui Zhuming” was sold at the Poly Spring Auction for a total price of 436.8 million yuan. In 2010, the Chinese art investment market was unprecedentedly prosperous, and the Chinese calligraphy and painting auctions hit a record price. Not only the ancient calligraphy and painting treasures of Wang Shuzhi's “Peaceful Posture” was copied to RMB 308 million; the modern painting and calligraphy masterpiece auctions also set a new record, including Zhang Daqian’s “Love Lake”, Li Keran’s “Long March” and Xu Beihong’s “Ba The sales price of "Hushui River Map" reached 100.8 million yuan, 107.5 million yuan and 171 million yuan respectively. ** pointed out that investment in Chinese painting and calligraphy art has entered the "100 million era."

Third, the cultural power against "three vulgar"

Since the end of July and the beginning of August, many cultural workers in our country have resolutely resisted the work of "Vulgar, vulgar, and vulgar styles." Some of the vulgar TV programs and theatrical performances that have been strongly expressed by the public have either been cleaned up or rectified, and have been greatly purified. The culture in the field of cultural creation is well received by all walks of life.

Fourth, "Tangshan Earthquake" a domestic movie box office record

The "Tangshan Earthquake" that was screened nationwide on July 22 hit a domestic box office record of 660 million yuan. Driven by a series of excellent domestic films, the Chinese film industry entered a period of rapid growth in 2010, and it is expected that the total box office will exceed 10 billion yuan for the first time in the year. "Let ** fly" "Di Renjie's heavenly empire" "Ip Man 2" and so into the box office 200 million yuan.

Fifth, the debate in the archaeological community is true and false, "Tomb of Cao Cao"

On August 31, Hebei Peiyuan Yan Peidong told reporters that he had mastered a series of evidence of the so-called Cao Cao’s alleged fraud. He made the Cao Cao Gaoling in Anyang, Henan Province, one of the top ten archaeological discoveries of the country in 2009, fall into true or false. Debate swirls. In the following period, with Henan Province Cultural Relics Bureau, Yan Peidong and others as representatives, the two parties affirmed and questioned each other's fortifications, led to fierce criticism, and further triggered criticism and discussion about “academic fraud” in the society.

Six, "grassroots star" fresh debut

On October 10, young Wei Wei, a 23-year-old broken arm from Beijing, used his toes to play the beautiful melody of the piano and won the championship of the first season of Dragon TV's China Talent Show. In 2010, “grassroots stars” like Liu Wei made fresh appearances, such as the “Sunburst Masculine” combination of peasant singers and the “Old Boy” production team of the video. They used “small people, big feelings” and the ordinary people also had dreams. , has become a unique landscape of China's popular culture.

7. Peking Opera Acupuncture and Moxibustion Inclusion in Intangible Human List

On November 16, the "Peking Opera" and "Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion" were included in the list of representatives of the human intangible cultural heritage at the fifth meeting of the UNESCO Commission for the Protection of Non-inherited Nations held in Kenya. In addition, China's wooden movable type printing, watertight compartment blessing craft manufacturing skills and Uighur traditional performances are also included in UNESCO list of non-existing need protection.

VIII. 343 State-owned Art Troupes Transferred to Enterprises

As of mid-to-late November, 343 state-owned art troupes across the country have completed or are in the process of restructuring their enterprises, which is five times that of 2009. Among them, there are 72 provincial-level academic groups, 202 provincial and municipal level academies, and 69 county-level academies. There are 136 state-owned arts and cultural groups across the country that combine the transformation of enterprise restructuring with the integration of resources and mergers and reorganizations to form 46 performing arts groups.

Nine, microblogging popular leading fashion

In 2010, Weibo became a new trend to attract popular culture. The number of Weibo users in the country exceeded 65 million. This year was also known as the “Weibo first year” of the Chinese Internet. Microblog users publish short messages within 140 words via the Internet, SMS or MMS. The fast and innovative communication methods attract more and more “celebrity celebrities” and “Internet grassroots” to join, becoming a beautiful cultural landscape.

Ten, celebrity home ownership cited disputes

In 2010, it was not uncommon for locals to compete for celebrities. From the dispute between Yan Di’s hometown and Lao Tzu’s hometown dispute, to Cao Xueqin’s, Zhuge Liang’s, Li Bai’s and Zhao Yun’s hometown disputes, and even the battle of Ximen’s hometown, one after another, there’s a tendency for you to sing me out. ** pointed out that fighting for the hometown of celebrities is a matter of economic interest. It is this kind of economic dispute that has made locals happy, and some local governments have thus become the driving force behind these "cultural warfare".