Abstract
The SP industry is a complicated system incorporating the contents and forms of multiple industries. Having developed from integration with other industries, the SP industry continues to embrace new formats as its products become increasingly diverse, services are perfected and innovation in its content and services is steadily improved. China, for example, has gradually developed industries of SP exhibition and education supplies, publishing, animation, comics, film, TV, games, toys and tourism. All these popular science industries have core products that play an important role in the innovation of industrial content and services. To satisfy the people’s growing and increasingly diversified needs for SP, issues hampering the SP industries should be promptly addressed and effective measures should be taken to facilitate industrial development in a continuous, rapid and benign manner.
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Ren, F., Zhang, Y., Liu, G. (2021). The Main Formats of the SP Industry. In: Introduction to the Science Popularization Industry. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3720-9_3
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