Comparative Analysis of the Public Policies of China, the Republic of Korea and Japan in the Development of National Film Industry

Studying the Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean film industries is important for multiple reasons. From the point of cultural understanding, films are a reflection of a society's values, beliefs, and cultural norms. By studying the films produced in Japan, China, and South Korea, one can gain a deeper understanding of the cultures, traditions, and histories of these countries, that might seem rather similar from the first glance, but each have their distinct characteristics. Being one of the largest economies in the world, these three countries have significant influence in the global film industry. Japanese anime, Chinese blockbusters, and South Korean dramas have been captivating audiences worldwide for decades now. Understanding the dynamics of these industries can provide insights into global cultural trends and influences. The film industries in Japan, China, and South Korea contribute significantly to their respective economies, too. Studying these industries can help economists and policymakers understand the economic impact of film production, distribution, and consumption.