Foreign origin: Two-dimensional culture originated in Japan. In the early days, many classic animation works were launched, such as "Astro Boy" and "Sailor Moon", etc., which laid the foundation for two-dimensional culture.

Domestic development: From the introduction of Japanese animation to China in the 1970s and 1980s, to the gradual rise of domestic original animation, two-dimensional culture continues to develop and grow in the country.

Comic creation: including story writing, painting style determination, storyboard design, etc., is the foundation of the two-dimensional industry. Excellent comic works can accumulate a large number of fans and provide material for subsequent development.

Animation production: Involving script creation, character design, animation drawing, post-production special effects, etc. Animation is more expressive and can vividly present the two-dimensional world to the audience.

Game development: including game planning, programming, art design, sound effects production, etc. There are a variety of two-dimensional game types, such as role-playing, card, action, etc., to meet the needs of different players.

Light novel creation: Constructing a two-dimensional story in the form of text, usually with a moderate amount of text and a compact plot, suitable for quick reading and adaptation.

Traditional media: such as TV stations broadcasting animations, comics and magazine serials, etc. However, with the development of the Internet, their influence has gradually declined.

Online platforms: including animation video websites, comic reading apps, game distribution platforms, etc., are currently the main channels for the dissemination of two-dimensional content and have the advantages of convenience and strong interactivity.

Social media: Two-dimensional enthusiasts share and discuss works on social media, forming word-of-mouth communication and playing an important role in the promotion of works.

Peripheral products: such as figures, models, keychains, badges, stationery, clothing, etc., are the main form of two-dimensional derivatives to meet the collection and use needs of fans.

Theme activities: such as comic exhibitions, theme parks, pop-up events, etc., provide fans with opportunities for offline communication and experience, and at the same time drive the sales of related derivatives.

Fan community: such as two-dimensional forums, fan groups, etc., where fans exchange experiences and share creations in the community to enhance the cohesion of the fan group.

Paid membership: A paid membership service launched by the online platform. Members can enjoy privileges such as early viewing, high-definition picture quality, and exclusive activities.

Crowdfunding support: Creators or production companies raise funds through crowdfunding platforms. Fans participate in crowdfunding to support their favorite projects and receive corresponding rewards.

Core 2D users: Highly passionate about 2D content, with high frequency of consumption, willing to invest a lot of time and money, and pursuing in-depth 2D experience.

Pan-ACG users: They have a certain interest in ACG and have consumed some ACG products, but their level of investment is relatively low and they prefer mass and popular ACG content.

Policy support: The state’s support policy for the cultural industry provides a good policy environment for the development of the two-dimensional industry.

Technological progress: The application of technologies such as 3D technology, virtual reality, and augmented reality has brought new possibilities to the creation and experience of two-dimensional content.

Consumption upgrade: Consumers have increasing demand for spiritual and cultural products and are willing to pay for high-quality two-dimensional products.

Copyright issues: Piracy and infringement still exist, seriously affecting the healthy development of the industry.

Homogenization of content: Some works have similar plots and styles, and lack innovation and individuality.

Talent shortage: The industry has a great demand for professional two-dimensional creative talents and operational talents, but the talent training system is not yet complete.