According to news on December 20, the recent 6.2-magnitude foreshock in Gansu has attracted attention from all walks of life. Many companies and celebrities have generously donated money and materials to help people in the disaster area tide over the difficulties. Just today, Bona Film Group’s official Weibo issued a statement in response to online rumors. The statement said: Today, "Bona Film Group donated money to the Japanese earthquake in 2011" was circulated on the Internet.This information is seriously inaccurate.
After investigation, the official Weibo account of Bona Film Group released information on March 18, 2011:
"Last night, more than a hundred artists gathered together to raise funds and pray for the people affected by the earthquake in Japan. A total of 1148,9829.6 billion Taiwan dollars (approximately 25.54 million yuan) were raised."This is for the purpose of reprinting media reports and is not a fundraising event organized by Bona Film Group..
This incident has nothing to do with Bona Film Group, and the company has not made any form of donation to Japan in this regard.
Bona Film Group has always maintained a low-key and pragmatic attitude, actively practiced corporate social responsibilities, actively participated in social services, charity donations and other public welfare activities, and will continue to make greater contributions to society.
At the same time, Bona Pictures also stated:For individual marketing accounts that infringe on the reputation of Bona Film Group by fabricating false facts, the company will reserve the right to further pursue legal liability.
However, Bona did not give a clear response to netizens' question about "whether he has donated to China."
According to the data, Bona Pictures is the first mainland Chinese film and television group to be listed on NASDAQ in the United States. It is also the first private enterprise in China to engage in film distribution business. Starting with "Taking Tiger Mountain by Wisdom",The company has created a new chapter in the commercialization of theme-themed films adapted from real events in recent years..
Many of the films it has invested in are familiar to everyone, including "Operation Mekong", "Operation Red Sea", "Captain of China", "Heroes of Fire", "Changjin Lake", etc. Many of them have achieved both word-of-mouth and box office success.