英文摘要 |
Cultural and creative industry, as a new type of cultural industry, with the key plan and cultivation of China's government in recent years, is a vital dynamic for leading and demonstrating the development of cultural industry in various provinces of the eastern coastal areas, especially in Guangdong Province, which has the strongest development momentum. At present, under the context of fierce competition in the field of higher education, colleges and universities are actively developing their own cultural and creative products, in order to improve the popularity and shape a good brand image. Meanwhile, China pays more and more attentions to teacher education, providing a unique development opportunity for nearly 200 normal universities around the nation. Then, Guangdong Provincial Department of Education was be the first one to put forward and start the scheme, called ''New Normal Education''. Based on above situation, normal colleges and universities in Guangdong has a certain necessity in fostering and designing cultural and creative products to gain more educational resources. Thus, it is worth exploring the actual needs and views of different stakeholders about this type of products.
The case study was conducted in a normal university in Guangdong Province, taking the students, former graduates and on-service teachers in this school as the research subjects. Through an online survey, 350 questionnaires were sent out, and 316 valid questionnaires were returned. By using Frequencies and Cross-tabulation to analyze the data, it was found that the market of cultural and creative products in sampled university has a broad prospect, all the stakeholders have a high purchase intention, and vast majority of them support the case universities to establish the brand cultural stores for products marketing. However, the university's culture identification and the awareness of copyright protection of existing commercial products aren't as good as expected. Moreover, the results further indicated that these three types of consumers have some significant differences in the design demands and marketing opinions of the products. Therefore, the university should focus on the construction of campus culture to enhance consumers' identity and sense of belonging, designing more diversified products for different stakeholders, with multiple marketing strategies. |