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The city of starlight, a chain film screening company, was established in 2005 as part of the starlight group. By the end of 2017, the city of starlight had 1,551 cinemas and 15932 screens around the world, operating a global film chain. In more than 180 cities in china, as well as australia and new zealand, the city of starlight has 516 direct camp cinemas, with 4571 screens, of which 262 are the highest in the world. The city is dedicated to providing hundreds of millions of film viewers every year with a comfortable viewing environment, audio-visual technology, high-quality visual services and a rich diversity of movie-side services. The transition from a chain of film screening terminals to technology, platform and eco-based companies is now being completed, with industry-wide chains in place to create a global film-life ecology. In addition, the city has a large membership system of over 100 million members. Consumers here aren't just watching movies, they're more like a trip to show quality plus unique entertainment experiences. Enjoy the whole new game interaction in the vr experience area; share the fun time with the children at the special children's hall; drink a cup of coffee in the cinema with the taste of a thick film; or feel the infinity of the film culture in the derivation shop. Over the next two years, the city of starlight will continue to move forward at a rapid pace, with more than 100 cinemas built within two years with an autonomous choice of wisdom, becoming industry leaders. At the same time, kim yu has been active in expanding the fields of distribution and selection of intelligent films, and will in the future create a diverse film group with a central production, distribution and presentation, with a complete industrial chain, which will be one of china's influential film smarts candidates and operators, thereby enhancing the development of the chinese-language film industry