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上世纪90年代,韩国的文化发展极为滞后,韩国政府把电影业定位为准制造业,对投资拍电影的企业给予税收优惠和扶植,向本国电影注入巨资,使之享受各种优惠政策,这笔资金到了2003年已经达到435亿美元。于是,希杰、三星、大宇等大财团纷纷由录像带市场进入电影业,成为投资人。1997年金融风暴之后,韩国政府重新认识了文化产业,把它作为战略性支柱产业,积极培育。1998年韩国政府提出“文化立国”的国策,取消了电影审查制度,此后又颁布了《文化产业振兴基本法》等十几部相关法律。自此.
The last century, 90’s, South Korea’s cultural development is extremely lagging, the Korean government positioning the film industry as a semi-manufacturing industry, the film investment companies to give tax concessions and support, inject huge sums of money into their films to enjoy various preferential policies, By 2003, this amount had reached 43.5 billion U.S. dollars. As a result, Cheshire, Samsung, Daewoo and other large financial groups have entered the film industry from the video market, as investors. After the 1997 financial turmoil, the South Korean government re-recognized the cultural industry and took it as a strategic pillar industry to nurture it. In 1998, the South Korean government proposed the “national policy of establishing a culture” and canceled the censorship system. Since then, it has enacted more than a dozen other laws, including the Basic Law for the Promotion of Cultural Industries. Since then.