#中国将成为全球最大电影市场#【研究显示：中国将在2020年赶超美国，成为全球最大的电影市场】 According to new projections from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), China will become home to the world's top moviegoing audience in 2020 as the overseas OTT market soars, linear TV viewing shrinks and physical home entertainment fades to black. Compared with the U.S. which will grow one percent yearly through 2023, the theatrical industry overall in China will grow four percent annually during the same time. It is speculated that this year's U.S. film market will have a total box office of 12.11 billion U.S. dollars compared to China's 11.05 billion. Next year China will up to 12.28 billion dollars and the U.S. will be 11.93 billion dollars. From then on, during the next three years (2021-2023), the total box office of the Chinese film market is expected to be the world's number one.

#中国将成为全球最大电影市场#【研究显示：中国将在2020年赶超美国，成为全球最大的电影市场】 According to new projections from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), China will become home to the world's top moviegoing audience in 2020 as the overseas OTT market soars, linear TV viewing shrinks and physical home entertainment fades to black. Compared with the U.S. which will grow one percent yearly through 2023, the theatrical industry overall in China will grow four percent annually during the same time. It is speculated that this year's U.S. film market will have a total box office of 12.11 billion U.S. dollars compared to China's 11.05 billion. Next year China will up to 12.28 billion dollars and the U.S. will be 11.93 billion dollars. From then on, during the next three years (2021-2023), the total box office of the Chinese film market is expected to be the world's number one.

This picture taken on July 20, 2018 shows a man holding his handmade Tezutsu hanabi (handheld fireworks) dedicated to the Yoshida Shrine as a part of a Shinto ritual, on the eve of the Toyohashi Gion festival, in Toyohashi, central Japan. Every year, each male member of the shrine makes his own set of fireworks from bamboo covered by straw ropes with a loaded gun and metal powder, in a tradition that has been practiced for more than 350 years, according to an old document at the shrine.
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