Taiyuan Printing and other cultural industries into a pillar industry in 2015

Taiyuan City should strive to make the cultural industry a pillar industry of the national economy in 2015. This is the goal that will be proposed by the city’s propaganda work.

It is understood that in 2010, the added value of the cultural industry in Taiyuan City is expected to account for 5.6% of the city's total GDP, and it has become an important booster force driving the economic growth in Taiyuan. In the provincial capital cities of the country, there are only five or six cities with an added value of the cultural industry accounting for more than 5% of the regional GDP.

On this basis, Taiyuan City proposed a new development goal for the cultural industry, namely: to seize the golden period that the country attaches great importance to supporting the development of the cultural industry, and strive to increase the value of the added value of the cultural industry to the total GDP of the city by 2015 Raised to 10%, the culture industry in Taiyuan City has truly become a pillar industry of the national economy.

To this end, Taiyuan City will use the five major cultural industry groups as the backbone to integrate the inter-city inter-city high-quality cultural resources and advantageous industries, develop basic cultural industries, new cultural industries, and leading cultural industries; vigorously implement a policy of cultural industry development, industry, product, and product The “Five Firsts” project of the festival; relying on creative R&D, content production, and high-tech, focusing on the construction of Jinyang Lake Waterfront Creative Industrial Park, Qingxu Cultural Industry Park, Xishan Cultural and Creative Industry Park, and Shuangta Cultural and Creative Industrial Park , To create intangible cultural theme parks and movie cultural theme parks, in particular to carry out the protection and development project of Jinyang ancient city sites; to develop cultural industries such as animation production, tourism and tourism, publishing and printing, radio and television, and cultural conventions and exhibitions, and to continuously enhance the cultural industry in Taiyuan. Competitiveness.