At about 1 am on June 1th, someone fell from a building in Youtang Shopping Center in Chaoyang District, Beijing, and the citizens called the police. When the police arrived at the scene, they confirmed that the person who fell from the building was Huang Wei, and there was no sign of life at that time. At present, the case is under further investigation, and the suspect has not been determined to be excluded. According to the official website of Bona Film Company, Huang Wei is the vice chairman of the Film Branch of China Film Distribution and Projection Association. He used to work in Stellar Media Group, and now he is the chairman and general manager of Stellar Film Investment Development Co., Ltd. and the director of China Film Stellar Film Company. He is currently a distinguished researcher at Peking University Institute for International Economics, executive director of China Economic Federation, vice chairman of Commercial Real Estate Committee, member of China Commercial Real Estate Expert Committee, distinguished lecturer at Yataili Real Estate Research Institute, distinguished researcher at 21st Century Commercial Real Estate Research Institute and distinguished lecturer at Yintai University.

since January 29, he has been the vice president of Bona Film Company. Huang Wei has successfully signed, completed and opened nearly 1 modern multi-hall cinemas. He has rich experience in film investment, construction and management, and has more than 15 years of experience in the film industry. In response to the death of Huang Wei, vice president of Bona Film Company, the relevant staff of Bona said: I hope all of us can face this difficult moment with the greatest goodwill. At the same time, the difficult living conditions of the film industry have also attracted people's attention. Later, Jia Zhangke made a sound through his Weibo:? Consideration should be given to resuming production in cinemas. The second-level emergency response to major public health emergencies in Beijing has been reduced to the third level, and most national formats have been opened. Some film companies lose 1 million yuan every day, and 1 million cinema employees need to survive.

on January 23rd, 22, affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, seven films, including Detective Chinatown 3, Legend of Deification and Leap, which were scheduled to be shown during the Spring Festival, were announced to be cancelled one after another, and cinemas would be closed one after another. If the cinema has been closed for about 14 days since then. At that time, the film industry was at a standstill from production to distribution. On the one hand, cinemas, studios and producers have been hit hard. Recently, the China Film Association released the Investigation Report on the Living Conditions of Cinemas, showing that the total box office in the first quarter of this year was 2.238 billion yuan, down 88% year-on-year. According to the data provided by 187 visited cinemas, the average income of each cinema in the first quarter was 344,5 yuan, and the average operating cost was 1.179 million yuan. Since February, all cinemas have been unable to make ends meet. By the end of May, nearly half of the cinemas were short of funds and their cash flow was running out. 42% of the cinemas thought they had? Close the door? Only 1% cinemas may change hands and continue to operate.

According to the Investigation Report on the Living Conditions of Cinemas, by the end of March, 2% of the 187 cinemas surveyed had laid off employees, and another 12% said that they were currently adjusting their salaries, and the possibility of layoffs in the later period was not ruled out. There are 68% cinemas that insist on not laying off employees. When the income of the cinema is interrupted, many employees can only get the basic salary, which is far from enough for their daily expenses. Therefore, some people take delivery on a part-time basis, some people start from the media, and some people bid farewell to the industry completely, but more people are still waiting to see. Under the pressure of survival, some studios even took their employees to start food stalls. On the evening of June 5, Seoul International Studios in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province launched a trial operation of food stalls, offering a series of delicacies such as cold dishes, braised dishes and stir-fried dishes. Is it self-deprecating? Doing nothing? .