"Hello."

Walking into the office of the villa, there were two people, a man and a woman, the man should be a photographer, and the woman should be a reporter, wearing a small suit for women, after walking into the villa, he gently pulled his short hair, and said hello to Hao Ping with a smile.

"You are Mr. Hao Ping, right, I made an appointment with you to come over today to collect materials."

"Hello."

Hao Ping beckoned them to sit down, and had to say that compared to Guan Zhifei, who was in frequent contact, Lu Yan and her partner who came this time were obviously more professional. However, in contrast, Hao Ping felt that Guan Zhifei made him feel more relaxed - except that he often asked strange questions.

Hao Ping could find that when she saw the more casual clothes she was wearing, a little surprise flashed in her eyes, but she didn't say anything. On the contrary, it didn't take long after I sat down, and I quickly entered the interview state.

"The main content of the interview is related to the very popular 'copyright war', and I would like you to tell us about it. The interview won't be too long, so it shouldn't take you too long, right? ”

"No, it won't." Hao Ping said with a smile.

In fact, when these topics were contacted before, they had already been greeted on the phone in advance, and Hao Ping was also prepared.

Originally, he planned to say a few words casually, see what the reporter needs to know, and say some if he can. However, this morning, Ke Hai's matter gave him a wake-up call, and before Ke Hai and Miyagawa Mumi left to come to the reporter, he had already typed the draft and thought about what to say.

"So we're going to start now?" The journalist asked.

"Yes." Hao Ping nodded, then took the recording equipment she handed over and hung it on his clothes.

However, Hao Ping found that although there was a recording device that could be revised after going back, the reporter still took out a notebook and put it at hand.

"General Manager Hao, as far as I know, your company's Mikufans network has become an animation broadcasting website with a certain status in the industry in less than half a year, and it is also the first company in China to introduce foreign animation works in a large way. May I ask you, what do you think of the 'copyright wars' that are very popular on the Internet now? "The female reporter went straight to the core of the issue.

Hao Ping thought for a moment: "Actually, I am very surprised by the rise of the term 'copyright war'. ”

"Stunned?"

"Yes." Hao Ping smiled, "Actually, formal copyright support is a matter of course, and I believe that most people agree with this statement, right?" ”

The female reporter nodded unconsciously.

"In that case, why is everyone so stunned about the formal introduction of copyright?" Hao Ping said with a smile, "I think everyone is too surprised by the introduction of copyright, but it is not a normal thing." What I would like to see is that if everyone can be more normal about the fact that they need to pay for genuine versions, it will be a normal thing. ”

Hao Ping shook his head and said: "So, I don't think the 'copyright war' is a thing to be shocked about." ”

"But the news that broke the news a few days ago said that now the investment of major websites in the introduction of animation rights is increasing, and the broadcast price of a current season's work has been speculated to an inflated position, do you think such a price is normal?"

Hao Ping smiled: "This is a good thing. ”

The female reporter continued: "Can you please elaborate on that? ”

Hao Ping said: "I don't know if you have seen the video about the animation production participants released on our website before, in which we can see that every animation is involved by countless animation producers, and an animation may require hundreds of related jobs to cooperate with each other, and it takes more than half a year or even a year or two to produce, which is what they deserve." ”

At the same time, we should also think that if these animators can't get paid more, it will be a huge blow to the animation industry. I've been working in Tokyo before, so I know a little bit about it. At present, the remuneration of those who work in Tokyo is actually low. ”

Hao Ping showed a strange smile and continued: "A relevant animation director once said that the collapse of Japan's animation industry is only a matter of time, let alone twenty years, and it will not be able to support it for even five years. ”

"Five years?" Lu Yan felt that Hao Ping might be fooling her, and as far as she knew, the related animation industry did not have such an exaggerated collapse momentum at all.

Hao Ping smiled: "Yes, and according to him, four years have passed." ”

The reporter laughed dumbly: "So, the Japanese animation industry should collapse next year?" ”

Hao Ping shook his head: "Actually, it's not that exaggerated. On the contrary, the animation industry has grown to a certain extent in the past two years. ”

The reporter said: "So, he made a mistake in his prediction?" ”

Hao Ping shook his head again: "It's hard to say if it's ...... In fact, to this day, the Japanese animation industry has not been out of the woods. ”

When Hao Ping was talking nonsense with Miss Uehara in Tokyo, he listened to Miss Uehara talk about the relevant data, and copied it and said:

"Japanese animation is still thriving. But there are two problems, one is the problem of practitioners. The working hours of the relevant employees are more than 100 hours per month compared to the national average. However, the annual salary is about 800,000 yen lower than the national average annual salary, which is less than the salary of a college student who has just come out of work. ”

"On the one hand, the salaries of employees are very low, on the other hand, animation companies are not making much money, and there are even animation companies that have not finished the animation because the budget for producing animation exceeds the budget, resulting in the company going out of business."

- Although Hao Ping felt that it was simply made by himself.

"In fact, if it weren't for the development of overseas markets in the past two years, as well as the inflow of overseas funds, the situation would have been even worse."

Among them, China's financial cloth has contributed a lot.

Of course, Hao Ping actually thinks that the guys from that animation company actually deserve it a lot of times. Let's take this kind of thing as China's financial distribution, not to mention the fact that the consortium T was miserable by scattering coins everywhere, another video website has also participated in the investment and invited Japanese animation companies to help produce animation.

Then the animation company was impressed by the fact that a supervisor was assigned to the work in a "new and unprecedented way" – the main way of doing so was that half of the screen was blocked by a black line.

During that time, the Chinese financial cloth showed their beautiful quality of "stupid and fast", and then they were all scared away by this group of guys.

And then go back and let the Japanese publishing house and the library that deeply understand the character of this group of guys who don't smoke and refuse to work hard press the production fee. After learning how Japanese investors pick and toss them, and then look at what happened to the stupid and fast Chinese financial cloth, I really can't help but want to sigh: they really did it.

Of course, Hao Ping didn't like to express any opinion on this matter, he had been talking to reporters for a long time about the plight of the industry and the hardships of the practitioners, but in fact, these things-

Most of them are net TM!

The data is correct, and there is a 5-year collapse of the mouth, but what does this have to do with Mr. Hao Ping, a shareholder of G Society, who I have made a lot of money? They're difficult, but we're not. Not only are we not difficult, but we also have several projects that make tens of billions of dollars a year.

As for what royalties are higher...... In front of the reporter, did he say that he would like to buy it all for a dime?

Here's what he wanted to say:

"Therefore, we must advocate and encourage the formalization of copyright in animation, so as to provide a better way for the healthy development of related industries."

When Hao Ping said this, he was poor and dagger.

"In fact, developing the habit of supporting genuine is also to provide objective conditions for the healthy development of the domestic animation industry."

"Compared with Japan's animation industry, although China's animation industry has developed to a certain extent in the past two years due to online broadcasting, there is no doubt that it is more vulnerable. It is generally believed that this is because the Chinese do not have a market for Japanese animation, but in fact, on the contrary, the Chinese market is not small. ”

"I have a survey report here that shows that there are currently more than 120 million pan-ACG users in China, more than 10 million core users, and more than 40% of them have consumed related peripheral products."

"Compared to Japan, there is no doubt that Japan's animation industry is more mature than ours, and the consumer market has been cultivated earlier. But in the last year, our animation output value was about the same as theirs, and sometimes even exceeded theirs......"

"That's why we need to advocate for the formalization of copyright, and it's conceivable that as our market grows further, the animation market and its surroundings will develop further......"

Hao Ping said as he watched the female reporter in front of him keep brushing and recording the key points she had said in her notebook, and she was in a good mood.

He has just laid the groundwork for so long, and he has said so much, it is completely for the last part of the content, just to convey one thing: China's peripheral development market has a very broad future, and people are stupid and make money quickly!

Think about it again, what are the hottest anime works lately!

Don't hurry up and ask for authorization, when will you wait!

Copyright wars? That's just what gets to the point. As for how difficult it is for Japanese animation companies, animation practitioners have suffered 996, 007 or something, that's completely foreshadowing!

"That's right, Reporter Lu." Hao Ping remembered and said, "After your manuscript is written, can you send me a copy?" ”

"Absolutely." The female reporter looked up.

Well, go back and refine the key points, and then let Qu Mingnan's small media change part of the content and publish it on their respective websites and self-media.

Hao Ping even began to think about whether to hold a meeting with several vice presidents of the animation production industry association, release a white paper on industrial development, a blue book or something in the name of the industry association, and then blow this wind up......

If Miss Uehara was next to her at this time, I was afraid that she would sigh with emotion: "Hao Pingjun, you can, there are few capitalists who are darker than you." ”

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