What was the number of online literature authors in China last year? More men or women?

In recent years, with the development of the Internet, online literature has become more and more popular, and many people who love to read ** no longer buy paper books, but choose to read ** on the Internet, which not only saves more money to buy books, but also sees more high-quality good texts, and there are more books to choose from.

There are more people who read **, and the number of people who naturally write ** has gradually increased, and even many people will write ** as a profession of their own. Not only can you make money, but you can also work freely and you can do it at home. And according to the data.

In 2019, the number of authors of online literature in China reached 19.36 million, and the average monthly income reached 5,133 yuan. This income is quite high, even higher than some jobs out there. No wonder so many people choose to write about the web.

And among these authors, the number of female authors is also rising, surpassing male authors, it seems that many girls now not only love to read, but also begin to learn to write**.

And with the continuous popularity of online literature, more and more young authors have come in, especially the post-90s authors, who have become the main force, and most of these authors have certain academic qualifications and reading backgrounds, including many college students, and most of them are in first- and second-tier cities. Of course, literature requires continuous training to improve, so the initial income of most new authors is relatively low, but as long as they persevere, their writing has been improved, and their income will continue to increase. In terms of readers, most of the readers who read are mainly students, perhaps because the students' free time is relatively comparative.

The rise of online literature is the trend of the new era, and it is also a way to follow the trend, in the future, online literature may become a new field of employment for people, but if online literature wants to get better development, the key is to pay attention to high-quality development.

Last year, the number of online writers in China reached nearly 20 million, and the vast majority of this group are women.

The number of online literature authors in China reached 19.36 million, and the number of contracted authors reached 770,000; More than 60% of online authors are located in second- and third-tier cities; The number of female authors has surpassed that of men; The academic qualifications are mainly concentrated in the university and junior college; The proportion of young authors born in the 90s has reached and has become the main force of creation.

Last year, the number of authors reached 19.36 million. Many people also regard this kind of online writing as a side hustle while working. Mainly female authors, BMW, stay-at-home moms, etc.

According to iiMedia Research, the list of the top 50 works of male writers has a variety of themes and high quality works. Among them, the greasy fantasy-themed work "The Avenue to the Sky" topped the list. The top ten works on the list are mainly fantasy, fairytale, and urban themes.

The young writers on the list have a clear momentum, such as Qi Peijia, Black Night, Rong Xiaorong and other writers are all post-95s; With the younger generation of writers and users, online literature has accelerated the process of diversification, and in addition to the mainstream themes of fantasy and fairy tales, niche themes such as suspense and games have emerged, showing a new pattern.

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According to reports, as of December 2017, the number of online literature users reached 100 million, an increase of 44.55 million from the end of last year, accounting for the total number of Internet users. There are nearly 6 million online writers who maintain a continuous update of their creative status, and nearly 600,000 writers who have signed contracts.

In recent years, the development of China's online literature industry has been like a bamboo, and as an emerging industry, the online literature industry has developed rapidly, but also the problem of insufficient protection of online literature authors has emerged. The standard contracts provided by various platforms such as burial tombs, film and television, and publishing for online writers overextend unilateral rights, which is obviously unfair.

At the same time, plagiarism is sloppy. From "excerpting" to "manuscript washing" to "melting stalks", the means of plagiarism are becoming more and more sophisticated, and legal identification is becoming more and more difficult. However, many infringers are not ashamed of plagiarism, but instead use it as a means of hype and publicity, and the phenomenon of "bad money driving out good money" in the online literature market is severe.

Industry insiders said that in view of the fact that the author of online literature is facing Party A, whether it is **, publishing house, or film and television company, they are all vulnerable individuals, and it is recommended that the relevant departments can refer to labor contracts, housing transaction contracts and other similar aspects to introduce normative contracts related to platforms such as **, film and television, and publishing, which can not only protect the legitimate rights and interests of both the platform and the author, but also reduce disputes and litigation after the fact.

I hope that the online literature industry can develop healthily!