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The supply of imported blockbuster movies has expanded, and China’s cultural consumption market is considerable
2026-08-24 Source: cctv.com

CCTV News: Since 2026, China’s film market has continued to deepen its opening up to the outside world.Data shows that this year, the number of imported films introduced, the proportion of screenings, and the scale of simultaneous premieres have all increased. China's cultural consumption demand continues to increase, and major film producers around the world continue to increase their exposure to the Chinese market.Just this summer, many imported blockbusters appeared on the big screen, providing diverse choices for our country's film market and greatly enriching the audience's movie-watching needs.

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