Primary Exploration on the Differentiation of the Animation Industry Models of China, Japan and America in the Context of the Two-dimensional Culture

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10.2991/icelaic-18.2018.140How to use a DOI?

Keywords

two-dimension; ACGN; animation industry; animation

Abstract

In recent years, the term "two-dimensional culture" has been mentioned by more and more people around the world. The two-dimensional culture has gradually penetrated into our daily lives. People often confuse the two-dimension with ACGN, but the two-dimensional culture is essentially different from the two-dimension and ACGN. In the context of the two-dimensional culture, the animation-related industries of various countries are exploring their own development models. The Japanese model relies on screening out the popular anime works for commercial operations. The American model relies on the investment of time and money by several big anime giants. As an emerging economy, the Chinese model is to use the Japanese business model or the American elite model as a template, or to explore an animation industry model with Chinese characteristics, which requires constant efforts of several generations to explore. Based on the current development of China's animation-related industries, this paper finds that China needs to explore a contemporary animation industry model with Chinese characteristics by comparing the animation modes of China, Japan and the United States.

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© 2018, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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