Ⅰ　General Reports

1　General Report on Boom Evaluation of China’s Cultural

　　Consumption Demand

　　——2009 annual assessment based on the analysis of the situation

　　　　since the “Tenth Five-Year Plan” ...............................／001

　　　　　　　　　　Ⅱ　The Comprehensive Situation in China

2　Technical Report on Boom Evaluation System of China’s

　　Cultural Consumption Demand

　　——An overview of the design ideas, index system,

　　　　and evaluation method ............................................／033

3　Forecast Report on Synergistic Target of the Cultural Consumption

　　Growth and the Cultural Industry Development

　　——An analysis based on the situation since the “Tenth

　　　　Five-Year Plan” period and the assessment of the

　　　　 “Twelfth Five-Year Plan”period ................................／063

　　　　　　　　　Ⅲ　The Specific Situations in the Urban-Rural

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Areas of the Provinces

4　The Ranking of the Boom Evaluation of the Cultural Consumption

　　Demand in the Urban-Rural Areas Across the Whole Nation

　　——The comprehensive assessment of the urban-rural areas in 2009

　　　　and the estimation sub-report in 2010 ............................／087

5　Shanghai: ranked the first owing to the sustained ultrahigh

　　growth over many years

　　——Ranked No.1 in the urban-rural boom in 2009 ......................／115

6　Shaanxi: anything but dark horse, with sustained and

　　coordinated growth over many years

　　——Ranked No.2 in the urban-rural boom in 2009 ......................／125

7　Beijing: recovery of the cultural consumption demand helping

　　to hold the top three position

　　——Ranked No.3 in the urban-rural boom in 2009 ......................／135

8　Tibet: rising with the rapidly narrowed gap between the urban

　　and rural areas

　　——Ranked No.1 in the urban-rural boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .......／145

9　Heilongjiang: the rural leading the urban in the cultural

　　consumption demand

　　——Ranked No.2 in the urban-rural boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .......／156

10　Shanxi: the low-profile senior “newly promoted”

　　——Ranked No.3 in the urban-rural boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .......／166

　　　　　　　　　　　Ⅳ　The Specific Situations in the

　　　　　　　　　　　　　Urban Areas of the Provinces

11　The Ranking of the Evaluation of the Cultural Consumption

　　Demand Boom in the Urban Areas Across the Whole Nation

　　——The single assessment of the urban areas in 2009

　　　　and the estimation sub-report in 2010 ............................／176

12　Shanghai: sustained and steady increase in the urban cultural

　　consumption demand

　　——Ranked No.1 in the urban boom in 2009 ............................／200

13　Beijing: favorable rebounding in the urban cultural

　　consumption demand

　　——Ranked No.2 in the urban boom in 2009 ............................／209

14　Guizhou: a “dark horse”with unilateral break-through

　　of the urban areas

　　——Ranked No.3 in the urban boom in 2009 ............................／218

15　Tibet: the narrowed urban-rural gap with the urban area

　　driving the rural areas

　　——Ranked No.1 in the urban boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .............／228

16　Jiangxi: the sustained upsurge of the cultural consumption

　　demand since the “Tenth Five-Year Plan?period

　　——Ranked No.2 in the urban boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .............／237

17　Inner Mongolia: the cultural consumption demand rise

　　in the background of the people’s livelihood

　　——Ranked No.3 in the urban boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .............／248

　　　　　　　　　　　Ⅴ　The Specific Situations in the

　　　　　　　　　　　　　Rural Areas of the Provinces

18　The Ranking of the Evaluation of Cultural Consumption

　　Demand Boom in the Rural Areas Across the Whole Nation

　　——The Single assessment of the rural areas in 2009 and

　　　　the estimation sub-report in 2010 ................................／258

19　Shaanxi: a paradigm with coordinated growth of the rural

　　cultural consumption demand

　　——Ranked No.1 in the rural boom in 2009 ............................／282

20　Heilongjiang: where the rural areas taking the lead over

　　the urban areas in the cultural consumption demand

　　——Ranked No.2 in the rural boom in 2009 and No.3

　　　　in the rural boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .........................／291

21　Jiangsu: the rural cultural consumption demand going

　　shoulder-to-shoulder with the urban areas

　　——Ranked No.3 in the rural boom in 2009 ............................／300

22　Tibet: where “1+1”turning out to be a doubled effect

　　——Ranked No.1 in the rural boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .............／310

23　Shanxi: an exception of the sustained growth

　　of the rural cultural consumption demand

　　——Ranked No.2 in the rural boom rise from 2000 to 2009 .............／319

　　　　　　　　Ⅵ　The Specific Situations in the Central Cities

24　The Ranking of the Boom Evaluation of the Cultural and Educational

　　Consumption Demand in the Large and Medium-sized Cities

　　——The City assessment in 2009 and the estimation sub-report in 2010 ／328

25　Guangzhou: maintaining the first with the continuous ultrahigh-

　　speed growth in a number of years

　　——Ranked No.1 in the city boom in 2009 .............................／353

26　Shenyang: an exception exceeding negative correlation effect

　　of savings increase

　　——Rakned No.2 in the city boom in 2009 .............................／363

27　Xi抋n: the sustained effect of balanced and coordinated growth

　　for many years

　　——Ranked No.3 in the city boom in 2009 .............................／373

28　Hefei: a true “dark horse”with sustained upsurge of the cultural

　　and educational consumption

　　——Ranked No.1 in the city boom rise from 2005 to 2009 ..............／383

29　Fuzhou: a miracle with the harmony of steady and sustained growth

　　——Ranked No.2 in the city boom rise from 2005 to 2009 ..............／394

30　Harbin: scoring by the characteristics of balanced growth among

　　the urban-rural areas

　　——Ranked No.3 in the city boom rise from 2005 to 2009 ..............／404

This book, in the spirit of “coordinated development” and “balanced growth”, puts forward “a system of evaluating the prosperity of national cultural consumption”, calculating the index of prosperity of urban and rural cultural consumption demands in the whole country and in different areas. The book calculates the coordinated growth between the economy, people’s livelihood and cultural consumption demands during the “twelfth-five” period, and the collaborative objective between the growth of cultural consumption and the production and development of cultural industries.