China will show a fewer American films in response to tariffs

“We will follow the market rules, respect the selection of the public, and reduce the number of imported American films moderate,” CFA said. “China is the second largest film market in the world. We have always adhered to a high level of openness to the outside world and we will present more excellent films from the world to meet the demand for the market.”

The predictions about a possible ban on American film imports in China were Trading in recent days Since Trump has climbed his trade war against the country. Under the previous commercial agreements, China agreed to issue 34 foreign films annually and provide external studios with a share of 25 percent of ticket sales. It is not clear how low these allowances are significantly.