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I've just started at https://www.kvetiny.com/dspharmanet-d50a.pdf#weekend docsandmeds.ng One way Hollywood is attempting to navigate China's tricky standards is by making films that are co-productions with Chinese studios, which do not count against the quota. To be considered a co-production by China's measures, one third of a film's funding must come from Chinese sources, one-third of its main cast must be Chinese and it must have scenes shot in China. In 2009 the MPAA held a forum in Beijing on U.S.-China co-productions and continues to host events to encourage Chinese and U.S. partnerships.
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