Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf potential consumer research articles of adult life - in the Guangdong region of the adult audience for the survey.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf potential consumer research articles of adult life - in the Guangdong region of the adult audience for the survey This paper focuses on the domestic paper REVIEW :: TV cartoon ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’, through literature, questionnaire survey and statistical analysis for the development of the advantages of the two are more animated characters, in-depth analysis of Guangdong Province adult audience for their adult life supplies potential consumer demand for the development of their adult life supplies to provide reference. Paper Keywords: ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’ animated characters, adult supplies, potential consumer demand 1 Introduction CPE Culture Communication Co., Ltd. produced the TV cartoon ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’, with Chinese-style humor and traditional values, under the premise of attracting many underage viewers, but also won the majority of the adult audience favorite [1]. According to a sample survey on the official network show, like to watch ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’ for adults, 95% of people think that the story of the film’s humor easily, can be used to relieve the pressure, this ratio much higher than select ‘exquisitely attractive story ‘‘ Children like it, so I followed the look ‘and other options [2]. Faced with such a huge adult audience market research ‘Pleasant Goat and Wolf’ potential consumer demand adult peripheral products, for the development of ‘Pleasant Goat and Wolf’ adult peripheral products will play a good reference. 2 ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’ potential consumer demand adult life supplies analysis to understand the Guangdong region of the adult audience for the ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’ adult household items attitudes and reactions, and they are for ‘Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf’ adult lifestyle products of potential consumer demand I through semi-structured interviews, for adult audiences ages 18-39 years o