To save the music festival, winning the championship is not too much.

People from the film unit said that as long as it is a movie, even a script, they can participate.

So Xu Xuan handed "Your Name" to them.

Huo Siqing and others gathered around and watched.

Someone from the film section asked: "When will it be produced?"

Xu Xuan said: "Yesterday."

The man glanced at Xu Xuan strangely, and Xu Xuan nodded, indicating that he was right.

"what type?"

"Original drawings and scripts of 2D animation movie scripts."

"What about copyright?"

"It has not been released, it is the first time it has appeared in the public eye, and all regional rights have not been sold."

People in the circle looked at Xu Xuan strangely.

You obviously have "Shark Tank", "The Tuner" and "The Shawshank Redemption" to participate in, so why did you just come up with yesterday's animation script?

After Xu Xuan registered, he left with Liu Jiaan and others.

Huo Siqing, Lu Ruzhou, Wang Shuo, and Fukuoka Seira looked through it on the spot.

To be honest, Huo Siqing and other Chinese directors all know that Xu Xuan has a certain knowledge of animation, and Future Weekly is simply a huge cornucopia.

It is a pity that many works are serialized dramas that can be adapted into movies but there has been no action. Perhaps it is not enough time.

But now Xu Xuan suddenly produced an animated movie, and they were still very curious.

Except for Huo Siqing and Gu Qingfeng, directors from China who have experience in animation films have not had much contact with them, or do not want to get involved in this area.

Because in China in this time and space, no animated movie has exploded at the box office, even Gu Qingfeng's "Song of the Ocean" was not satisfactory.

Of course, it is compared with Gu Qingfeng's other films.

But Japanese directors, or Japanese entertainment industry practitioners, all know that there is a huge market for animated films, and their performance in Japanese theaters is among the best in the world.

Therefore, Seira Fukuoka has more say in anime movies.

After reading "Your Name", Fukuoka Seira's eyes widened.

Without him.

Many of the elements in this animated movie are Japanese, and even the customs are Japanese.

Xu Xuan, what do you mean by that?

It must be exclusively for the Japanese market, or in other words, just to stir up trouble in the Japanese film industry!

Fukuoka Seira has no doubt that Xu Xuan does not have this ability, because the "Your Name" in front of him is enough to prove this point.

The content, characters, Japanese customs, and style are all too Japanese!

If it were a South Korean director, he would probably wonder if Xu Xuan is South Korean!

"How is this possible? How is this possible? How could Xu Xuan know so much about Japanese culture?" Fukuoka Seira muttered to himself in disbelief.

Huo Siqing was also a little surprised that Xu Xuan knew so much about Japanese elements.

Moreover, this animated movie is very imaginative and exciting, and at least it will make the audience's eyes light up.

But Huo Siqing thought more.

Xu Xuan certainly did not do this just to cater to the Japanese audience.

Then his purpose for doing this is obvious.

Export to domestic sales!

If this anime movie becomes a hit in Japan, what will the Chinese audience think?

It must be a huge compliment.

In addition to pride, it is also caused by the mentality of worshiping foreigners, or the sense of superiority recognized by foreigners.

Even if you can’t understand it, it doesn’t matter. It won’t affect your ability to brag about popular foreign works!

There are quite a few such people.

So Huo Siqing turned to look at Xu Xuan who was walking away.

Sometimes she didn't want to follow the Xiangjiang circle and confront Xu Xuan. In fact, Huo Siqing didn't have much self-confidence anymore.

Of course, ever since I found out that Xu Xuan was Qiao Su...

Wang Shuo and Lu Ruzhou were also looking at the basic drawings of this animation, but they had to admit that Xu Xuan's imagination was really big. Once this animation movie was produced, it would definitely achieve great results in Japan.

But their purpose today was not to praise Xu Xuan.

Wang Shuo said: "Since he didn't participate in the film section, let's focus on the literary novel section. The symposium should have started now, right?"

Fukuoka Seira dropped "Your Name" with some reluctance!

He really wants to make it his own. If he produces this anime movie, it will definitely detonate the Japanese film industry and attract a large number of fans of anime movies.

and so!

Aofeng Group is forward-looking in its desire for Migao Comprehensive Entertainment.

Xu Xuan's works really make people feel helpless that they are unable to catch up.

...

Literary area.

The symposium has begun.

Writers from every country can speak, they just need to report to the host in advance.

The so-called symposium is, of course, about the writer's own work, which is suitable for adaptation, and which country's literary style is suitable for publication.

Or which piece of literature can be adapted into a game?

To put it bluntly, it is an occasion for self-promotion.

Of course, in the end the forum will still have to talk about copyright.

So, the first thing to mention is naturally Southeast Asia and China, where copyright awareness is not too high.

China has reformed its copyright awareness more than ten years ago, but it still cannot avoid all kinds of pirated content.

There is no way to change this overnight, we can only take it slowly. At least Xu Xuan feels much better than in the original time and space.

For example, the literature section.

In the original time and space, watching pirated copies was almost the instinctive reaction of most readers.

Do you have to charge money to read a book?

Are you crazy about being poor?

This is the instinctive thought of many book friends.

But looking at all the developed entertainment countries in the world, copyright is always the most important aspect.

Of course, reasonable fees and a reasonable way for writers to make a living also need to be studied.

Rather than like some websites, reading a book actually costs hundreds or thousands!

The readership base in China is still too small to be able to support spending several thousand yuan on an online article!

Xu Xuan just sat down here.

Then I heard someone on the stage say: "For example, China's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", there are too many shadows of Chinese chivalry novels in them, we can learn from them. In these three books, we can find plots similar to those of Hua Lao, Ge Lao, Qiong Lao and others."

"This is a matter of copyright awareness. How can we judge it is plagiarism? How can we judge it is borrowing? These also need to be studied."

Xu Xuan raised his eyebrows when he heard this and looked up. On the stage was a woman who looked to be in her 50s or [-]s, with short hair and a very energetic appearance.

"Who is this girl?" Xu Xuan asked.

The durian diners who arrived early snorted: "Wanwan writer, Wei Qiong."

"Oh, that's okay." Xu Xuan nodded.

The durian diners stared, "What the hell are you Qiao Su? Others are scolding you!"

Then, I heard Wei Qiong say something even more outrageous.

This time, he directly accused Qiaosu of plagiarism!

"I have evidence and a color palette to prove that Mainland Qiaosu plagiarized, and plagiarized more than one book!"