Works of Hainan Photography Art Publishing House

Related cartoons published by the publishing house: enchanted Kojiro, Goddess's Saint, Daughter of Nile, Chaos Horse 1/2, Dragon Ball, Alalei, Chivalrous Detective Korea, etc. ...

Luanma 1/2 (13 Volume 62- Hainan Photography Publishing House);

"Dragon Ball" (Volume 1 6,78-Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House-199 1,1) Note: It is generally believed that Hainan has only published the first 74 volumes, and the last 5 volumes were supplemented by Gansu Publishing House, but in fact, the Shanghai Southern Edition has all been published, with a total of 78 volumes.

Saint of the Goddess (9 volumes and 45 volumes-Hainan Photographic Art Publishing House-199 1 year);

Daughter of the Nile (volume 70 14- Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House-199 1 year);

Doctor Strange by Dr. Qin (4 volumes and 20 volumes-Hainan Photographic Art Publishing House-199 1 year);

Detective Han Xia (10, 50 volumes /7, 35 volumes-Hainan Photographic Art Publishing House-199 1 year Note: the full text is the first 7 volumes and 35 volumes published by Hainan Publishing House, and the last 3 volumes are the supplements of the previous part);

Cat's Eye Sisters (7 volumes and 35 volumes-Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House-199 1 year);

Enchanted Kojiro (4 volumes and 20 volumes-Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House-199 1 year);

Encyclopedia of Child Prodigy (2 volumes 10-Hainan Photographic Art Publishing House-199 1 year);

Illustration eunuch China (4 volumes-Hainan Photographic Art Publishing House-199 1 year);

I think some of the above titles are familiar to teenagers aged 30 to 10. It is these comic books that broaden children's horizons and ideas, and find the pleasure of reading outside the textbooks full of Chinese characters. At that time, a martial arts novel in the left hand and a comic book in the right hand were quietly circulated under the desk under the ban that teachers were not allowed to read extracurricular books.

It's like comic books pouring in and out of control. 1993, a magazine was born, which mainly published foreign cartoons, supplemented by domestic cartoons, and launched animation consultation. It is the monthly magazine "King of Painting Books", which has trained a large number of chinese comic talents and comic readers. It is said that at its peak, 600,000 copies were issued each time. With the government strengthening the supervision of cartoons, King Hua changed his strategy and increased the publication of original cartoons from China. And send an essay notice! This greatly inspired young chinese comic fans to try their hand! On the occasion of the first anniversary of "King of Painting", it hit back the first wave of comic climax in China. The reason for the rally is two words-piracy!

In the early 1990s, China's counterfeiting and infringement industry flourished and has spread to the present. Although the management and sanctions are very strong, they have brought extreme distrust to the society. Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House and Painted King Books both infringe intellectual property rights. I got a lot of gold because of the infringement of Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House and The King of Painting Books. Let other domestic publishing institutions also get involved in this muddy water. The funny thing is that "The King of Painting Books" is originally a pirated and infringing publication. Because of its influence, there are even eight fake publications of "king of painting books" in the market. It's really Wang Zhongwang, and it's fake!

It was not until the end of 1994 that the government began to intervene in the comic book publishing chaos in those years! Severely crack down on piracy and infringement, mop up all pirated cartoons, seal up Hainan Photography and Fine Arts Publishing House, and order the book King of Painting to stop publishing. Sichuan Hope Bookstore, the producer of the book King of Painting, paid/kloc-0.5 million yuan in compensation. This move shocked pirates all over the country, and pirated cartoons almost disappeared in the domestic market for a time.

At the same time, special reports were also made in the media to introduce the original cartoons in China, and it was said that because of the different national conditions, the vulgar, pornographic and violent plots embodied in some foreign cartoons were strictly resisted and spread among teenagers.