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Category Archives: TV
Taiwan TV host cut from mainland awards program
Kevin Tsai (蔡康永) appears at a Baidu-sponsored end-of-year Internet roundup, but is cut out of the Jiangsu TV broadcast.
Posted in Media regulation, TV
Tagged Baidu, Jiangsu TV, Kevin Tsai, Meng Fei
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Mainland clowns on Taiwan TV
Taiwan has known for a decade or two, before the rest of the world figured it out, that mainland China was a place to save money on factory work or make it by selling mass-manufactured stuff. More than 750,000 Taiwanese and their families live in China and do just that.
Too traditional for modern tastes: the latest TV Red Chamber
The new TV version of Dream of the Red Chamber has just ended on Beijing TV, but the series has been surrounded by controversy.
Posted in TV
Tagged classics, Dream of the Red Chamber, Li Shaohong, Shi Kang, TV adaptation
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The people want positive news
A Beijinger writes to the Shanghai Party Committee to recommend that the local news be more positive.
Posted in TV
Tagged Dragon TV, journalism, letter, Shanghai
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Next-generation migrant workers need love too
If You Are the One (非诚勿扰) does up a special migrant workers episode.
Posted in TV
Tagged If You Are the One, migrant workers, Reality show
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Annoying fake accents on Chinese TV
Movie and TV critic Meng Jing (孟静) writes for Xinmin Weekly about actors adopting dodgy accents for regional TV dramas.
Posted in TV
Tagged accents, language, Meng Jing, Xinmin Weekly
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Dating show contestant banned for sexy modeling?
SARFT is once again mentioned for a rumored ban for a model who might be too hot for her own good. She also said outrageous things on a TV show.
Posted in TV
Tagged Anhui TV, lamiu, lingerie, Ma Nuo, Reality show, SARFT, Sunday Best
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Surviving Henan TV’s dating reality show
It wasn’t until I was standing in front of the cameras in a wrestling fatigue doing muscle poses that I realized I had yet again bit off more than I could chew in China. How does this happen? Miscommunication? Ignorance? A desire to see foreigners looking foolish on Chinese TV
Posted in TV
Tagged Fei Cheng Wu Rao, Henan TV, Matt Cool, Reality show
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Call for participants televised debates about China
BON TV is launching a debate show and calling for particpants.
Posted in Announcements, TV
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