China animation has never been a strong point. Disney has used many animations to attract countless gold in China. Recently, a national romance has refreshed many people's eyes, that is, Nezha, which was released in the mainland on July 26th, 2009. In just three days, the box office broke 700 million yuan, and the China animated box office champion was 958 million yuan's Return of the Great Sage. It seems only a matter of time before we reach the top.

Since China's reform and opening up, the film market has been growing, and China's films have developed faster and faster, producing more and more box office every year. From 2065438 to 2008, the total box office in China was 60.976 billion. Many people can't help asking, whether it's Nezha or many movies, how to divide the huge box office? Who took the big box office? Who is the biggest beneficiary?

Let me tell you something. Movies are shown nationwide, cinemas sell tickets, and all the money sold becomes box office. And we need to know that the total box office is not all income. For example, Nezha now has a box office of 700 million yuan, 3.3% of national tax revenue and 5% of national film and television development fund, which is to create a good environment for movies. The box office is only 9 1.7%, which is about 640 million. As for the rest of the money, cinemas generally account for 50% to 60%, specifically contracted. On the whole, let's say 50%, and the remaining 320 million belongs to producers and investors. They are divided according to the proportion of their previous investments. In terms of personal income, the biggest beneficiary is of course investors.

Director, photographer, props, etc. They are all staff members, and they are paid, which has nothing to do with dividends in the later period. Here, I hope investors can invest more in some good films, which will add fuel to the fire in China film market.