CULTURAL AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Qianhai Sets Up Special Fund for Shenzhen-Hong Kong Professional Services and Cultural and Creative Industries

02 June 2022

Interim measures for the management of a special fund for the development of Shenzhen-Hong Kong professional services were recently released in Qianhai. More

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China’s Gift Suppliers: The Move to One-Stop O2O Solutions

10 June 2015

Established in 2009, uuzhufu.com, a subsidiary of Uuzhufu (Beijing) Technology Co Ltd, is an online gift platform. By adopting the online-to-offline (O2O) mode, uuzhufu.com seeks to provide one-stop value-added services to individual consumers and corporate clients with a variety of gift solutions. Here Yang Xinyong, the company’s General Manager, shares his views on likely future developments in mainland gift industry, as well as his experiences in running Uuzhufu’s O2O operations. More

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Negative list for foreign investment in Shanghai Huangpu's key service sectors

02 April 2014

The Huangpu District in Shanghai released its version of "negative list" earlier. This negative list, in the form of the Special Administrative Measures of Huangpu District on Foreign Investment in Key Service Sectors (First Edition), sets out measures on the access of foreign investment projects and establishment of foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs). It also spells out the framework and salient features of the "negative list" system. More

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Promoting closer collaboration between cultural, creative and design industries

10 February 2014

Premier Li Keqiang earlier chaired a State Council executive meeting to make plans for the collaborative development of cultural and creative industries, design services and related industries. More

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CEPA Supplement X and Hong Kong’s Cultural and Creative Industries

24 January 2014

Supplement X to CEPA comprises many liberalisation measures related to Hong Kong’s cultural and creative industries, which are a very dynamic sector of the local economy. For the audio-visual services sector alone, there are a total of six measures, and one of the highlighted measures is the permission to allow Hong Kong-produced movies to be imported, distributed and screened on the mainland with the original dialect sound track along with standard Chinese subtitles. More

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CEPA Supplement X and emerging growth service sectors in Hong Kong

20 January 2014

Apart from the four pillar industries, Supplement X to CEPA comprises many measures for industries in which Hong Kong enjoys clear advantages, for example, product testing. Hong Kong service suppliers (HKSS) can set up certification bodies, inspection bodies and laboratories on the mainland to receive national treatment in the same way as their mainland counterparts, with the permitted scope of testing services rendered in Guangdong expanded to include items of voluntary product certification. More

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