"If you want to develop and expand the animation industry, you can't rely solely on one factory in the United States. Animation is meant to be seen by a wide range of readers, so no one knows better than themselves what the majority of readers like to see. I think the magazine is operating

At the same time, we must be open to all rivers and not set barriers to allow more comic lovers to join. At the same time, we must provide generous returns for good animation works so that people who love this industry can survive on animation."

Xiao Qian was afraid that Ma Yulan and others still clung to the concept of a state-owned factory and did not understand the strategy of retaining talents with high salaries.

If we want China's animation industry to develop, it is very necessary for the grassroots practitioners to ensure their survival.

If nothing else, you can see the benefits of doing this if you look at how RB's cartoonists, Akira Toriyama, Takehiko Inoue, Yoichi Takahashi and others have grown through their works.

Being able to gain rich fame and fortune through their works can stimulate authors to become more involved and create better works.

If you don't understand this, the animation industry won't be able to thrive.

Xiao Qian just said these words and opinions out of the simplest ideas and thinking that China's animation industry can become bigger and stronger.

He hasn't thought about how big an impact his actions will have.

But later, what he did gradually spread within the industry, and many people regarded him as the founder of the new era of Chinese animation.
Chapter completed!