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Cultural and creative industries have mushroomed in many developed countries and regions, the rapid development of cultural and creative industries , has become an important pillar industries of the country , and has made huge economic benefits and the background knowledge as the core competitiveness in the global economy , social benefits. China 's cultural and creative industries development of fire, such as tea, development between different regions already have certain characteristics , the initial formation of the respective development priorities and characteristics , has great potential for development . However, due to the degree of economic development and industrial structure reasons , compared with the United Kingdom , the United States , Japan , Korea and other developed countries , China 's cultural and creative industries development in general is still in its infancy, the gap is more obvious , this is not only a simple surface now specific indicators , such as the cultural and creative industries share of GDP , employment and the proportion of exports of cultural and creative industries products , at the same time , the concept of the development of cultural and creative industries , institutions , mechanisms , policies , personnel and other aspects of the development of cultural the creative industries need a long period of time , you also need a lot to learn from the experience of successful countries . In this paper, theoretical analysis , case study and comparative analysis of the combination of research methods, finishing the theoretical material on the cultural and creative industries , cultural and creative industries at home and abroad and analyzed to Shanghai, Beijing and Qingdao City, North instance , summed up the problems of the development of cultural and creative industries in China , through a comparative analysis of the developed countries of the world cultural and creative industries development experience and lessons learned , countermeasures and suggestions put forward the development of China's cultural and creative industries .
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