Netflix, which has previously continued to purchase a large amount of local content produced in Japan and South Korea, has finally confirmed that it will work with Taiwan's Plant Theater to produce content. It is expected that the first wave of 8 works will be put on the Netflix service platform and will be broadcast simultaneously in various regions in Asia, as well as North America, South America, Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Europe at 8:1 am on August 12, Taiwan time.
It has been confirmed that four works, including "Love Sand Storm", "Tumei", "Teacher Jiang, Have You Ever Been in Love?" and "Close Your Eyes Before Dark", will be released first. "The House of Bricks", "A Thousand Walls in Dreams", "The Years of Five Flavors and Eight Delicacies", and the recently watched "A Boy Grows Up" will all be broadcast worldwide through the Netflix service platform, and the content will be interpreted through subtitles in different languages. It is expected that content created in Taiwan will be appreciated by global audiences more quickly.
Content produced by the Plant Theater will be broadcast globally through the Netflix service platform, meaning that works by directors such as Kitamura Toyoharu, Wang Xiaodi, Chen Yuxun, and Qu Youning will attract more viewers. Actors including Rainie Yang, Wu Kangren, Jian Manshu, Huang He, and Mo Yunwen, as well as singer Lu Guangzhong, who has become more talked about due to "A Boy Grows Up", will also enter the international stage thanks to the Netflix service platform.
Using a similar operating model, Netflix has actually already included local content from Asian regions such as Japan and South Korea, and provided it to users in various regions through multiple language versions, attracting more viewers and continuous viewing time through the online service platform.
