When Yan’s team attempted to go overseas in 2006 by producing a series of comics about traditional Chinese folk stories and myths, it worked well in overseas market but failed in China.
”I would not produce something that domestically no one cares about,” Luc held another view.
However, despite the setbacks it still looks promising for China's comic and animation industry.
“In the next five years, the industry in China will expand,” Luc confirmed.
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