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Tag Archives: Confucius
SARFT responds to Avatar rumors
Zhang Hongsen from the Film Bureau says it’s all just a misunderstanding.
Posted in Film
Tagged Avatar, Confucius, Film Bureau, SARFT, Zhang Hongsen
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Avatar ousted to make way for Confucius?
Notice says that the China Film Group has ordered Avatar pulled from screens starting January 23.
Posted in Film, Media regulation, Rumors
Tagged Avatar, China Film Group, Confucius, rumors
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Hu Yong interview: the digital age, Orwell’s “Newspeak” and Chinese media
For Danwei Hu Yong agreed to answer questions about being a veteran China journalist who has been engaged in State media, and as a founder of Sanlian Lifeweek. As well as the current state and hopes of journalism in China, Hu Yong talked about his thoughts on the future of the Internet in China, and how it will shape a healthier society.
Posted in Media
Tagged CCTV, civil society, Confucius, digital, Hu Yong, Internet, Newspeak, PKU, Sanlian Lifeweek
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Exploiting Confucius for fun and profit
An op-ed in the Beijing Daily argues for a detached treatment of Confucius rather than the deification or exploitation that will likely be used.
Posted in Film
Tagged @altcat, Beijing Daily, Chow Yun-fat, Confucius, film, history, Hu Mei
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What Confucius said
Yu Dan (于丹) writes about Confucius for modern readers and sells 800,000 copies. She is interviewed in Sanlian Life Week.
Posted in Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Confucius, Sanlian Life Week, Yu Dan
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