On October 3, some Weibo netizens posted: "The entire Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio was directly packaged and bought by Disney." The reason he gave was that "Disney's work 'Mulan' was made by the original team of 'Haunting heavenly palace'", and the post was accompanied by a movie poster of "Mulan".
The post sparked controversy as soon as it was posted, so was the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio really bought by Disney?
△ Screenshot of network rumors.
Of course not!
The reporter inquired about the industrial and commercial registration information and found that the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio was 100% owned by Shanghai Film (Group) Co., Ltd., while Shanghai Film (Group) Co., Ltd. was 100% owned by the Shanghai Municipal State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. In other words, Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio is a 100% state-owned enterprise and has nothing to do with foreign capital.
In addition, the reporter also inquired that there are 7 holding companies under the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio, of which 3 have been cancelled; 1 has been revoked and not written off; the remaining 3 are: Shanghai Cartoon King Magazine Co., Ltd., Shangying Interactive Entertainment (Shanghai) Planning consulting Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Shangying Cultural Tourism Enterprise Development Co., Ltd.
The three companies actually controlled by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio are also not related to the Walt Disney Company in the United States.
At the same time, "Mulan" is not the original team of "The Haunting of the Heavenly Palace".
"The Haunting of Tiangong" is a color animated feature film produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio from 1961 to 1964, written by Wu Cheng'en, co-directed by Wan Liming and Tang Cheng, supervised by the Wan brothers, and voiced by Qiu Yuefeng, Fu Runsheng and Bi Ke.
Mulan is a 1998 computer-animated film produced by Disney, co-directed by Tony Bancroft and Barry Cook, and voiced by Wen Minna, Eddie Murphy, Huang Rongliang, and Miguel Fore.
It is understood that "Mulan" is adapted from the Chinese folk music house poem "Mulan Ci", and the story of "Mulan serving in the army for her father" is widely circulated in Chinese folklore, and Disney's filming of movies according to this does not involve copyright issues.
The reporter also noticed that the Weibo netizen had also posted earlier: "The entire Chinese art film studio was directly packaged and bought by Disney."
△ The netizen also previously created a rumor that "the entire Chinese art film studio was directly packaged and bought by Disney."
In fact, there is no such institution as a "Chinese Art Film Studio" at all.
Some netizens sharply commented: "There is probably no traffic in the front of writing 'China', and then it is changed to 'Shanghai', and the data of the re-evaluation and praise will come up." Can I complain that this is malicious marketing?
Source: Shanghai network rumor dispelling WeChat public account