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For your information, you can find below the description of the video Chinese mini-dramas are heading for the big screen #china #media #shorts published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Television:
China’s mini dramas can tell stories in ultra-brief episodes that span about 60-90 seconds.
The industry saw $6.91 billion in revenue last year, beating China’s box office — and now, companies are eyeing the US, Sohee Kim reports https://t.co/DyVOznjckd