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• Main Authors: Yu-sheng Lin, 林煜盛
• Other Authors: Teh-chang Lin
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2008
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/5xtwh4

碩士 === 國立中山大學 === 大陸研究所 === 96 === In past decades, the location of resources was placed on building and guiding how to improve manufacturing in both cross-strait, and Taiwan and Mainland China were benefited from this. The characteristic of industry in cross-strait has no differentiation, and, because of raising cost for labor and rent, reduce the comparative advantages. Furthermore, Know-How is becoming main bargaining chip for this age, so the problems are how to solve crises caused by lacking of comparative advantages, how to transformation of industry, and how to ensure vitality of innovation to the primary industry or traditional industry. “Cultural Industries” catches attentions from about 1994. This year, Council for Cultural Affairs of R.O.C. addressed an advocate for community building, and this idea attracted attentions from all circles, because it gathered culture and industry, industrial and local development together, to solve unemployment. In governmental project “Challenge 2008 – National Development Plan”, “Cultural and Creative Industry Development Plan” is one of ten key individual plans. And Office for Cultural and Creative Industries defines the industry as “An industry accumulates of cultural and creative, knows where it originates and how it uses, has potential to create fortune and job opportunities, and promotes whole life.” The main purpose of Cultural and Creative Industries is trying to combine Creative, Science and Technology, and Humanity into industry and daily life, in order to fitful energy for creative and produce, to have a either rational and perceptual taste in a daily life, then to initiate a new civilization. Therefore, it is a best way to solve problems caused by transformation process in cross-strait. This essay hopes to find out some fields in Cultural and Creative Industries for cross-strait by studying this industry. Driven by Cultural and Creative Industries, there is a way to break the old manufacturing-first model into a high value-add model, and to provide more chances for the industry.