The pie charts show popularity of different types of movies in two countries: China and Japan in 2010.
The pie charts show popularity of different types of movies in two countries: China and Japan in 2010. GNoMm
The given pie charts illustrate some of the favoured genres of films such as action, romance, drama, comedy and sci-fi in two countries: China and Japan in 2010.
Overall, a significant portion of people from both China and Japan enjoyed action movies and only a few enjoyed sci-fi. However, there were some differences in preferences of other genres.
Action movies is the most popular type of film in Japan, 57% preferred this, while in China, action only accounted for 30%. Noticeably, no more than 5% of viewers from both countries selected sci-fi.
In China, along with action, romantic movies were also the most watched genre with 30%, still, in Japan, this kind of film only held 8% in the chart. One fourth (25%) of Japanese audiences were keen on watching dramas, but only 10% of people watched this genre in China. Although comedy was one of the most watched types in China with 25% of spectators, in Japan, this genre barely had 5% of viewers.
The
given
pie charts illustrate
some of the
favoured
genres of films such as
action
, romance, drama, comedy and sci-fi in two countries: China and
Japan
in 2010.
Overall
, a significant portion of
people
from both China and
Japan
enjoyed
action
movies and
only
a few enjoyed sci-fi.
However
, there were
some
differences in preferences of other genres.
Action movies is the most popular type of film in
Japan
, 57% preferred this, while in China,
action
only
accounted for 30%.
Noticeably
, no more than 5% of viewers from both countries selected sci-fi.
In China, along with
action
, romantic movies were
also
the most
watched
genre
with 30%,
still
, in
Japan
, this kind of film
only
held 8% in the chart. One fourth (25%) of Japanese audiences were keen on watching dramas,
but
only
10% of
people
watched
this
genre
in China. Although comedy was one of the most
watched
types in China with 25% of spectators, in
Japan
, this
genre
barely
had 5% of viewers.