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Tag Archives: egao
The soft power of parody
An essay by Tang Yu (唐虞) in the Ta Kung Pao (大公报) on how historical revisionism harms a country’s soft power.
Posted in China and foreign relations
Tagged egao, Ta Kung Pao, Tang Yu, traditional culture
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China’s kings of destruction
Terrorist Meng Jiangnu and environmental monster Lu Ban stack up against Zhuge Liang, who snarled Yangtze River shipping traffic, and the Foolish Old Man, who launched a premeditated attack on the landscape.
Valentine’s Day Google logo reads ‘Googe’
Google’s logo for Valentine’s Day is hard to make out.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Internet
Tagged egao, Google, Valentine's Day
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2006: The year in spoofs
Southern Metropolis Weekly (南都周刊) runs a year-end issue filled with nothing but spoofs of the major stories of 2006.
Posted in Humor, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged Chang Ping, egao, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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Hu Ge’s new spoof: Action movie dodgy drug infomercial
Hu Ge has a new parody film out.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, State media, Trends and Buzz
Tagged egao, Hu Ge
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Let’s all write poetry! – the Zhao Lihua affair
Zhao Lihua (赵丽华) and her poetry start an online trend of writing nonsense verse. The latest egao phenomenon turns into a discussion of the nature of poetry.
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Ai Weiwei, egao, poetry, Zhao Lihua
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Harmonious society vs. popular television
SARFT to limit affairs in TV dramas, and also goes after costume comedies.
Posted in Media and Advertising, Media regulation, TV
Tagged affairs, costume dramas, egao, family dramas, SARFT, television
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Online video tainted by spoofs
Translation from Qiu Ao, and bits from the Legal Mirror about the SARFT regulations on personal internet video.
Posted in Internet, IP and Law, Media regulation, Trends and Buzz
Tagged @classic, egao, Fu Chong, Mirror, online video, SARFT, Wang Xiaofeng
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Three legal pieces
A student sues her high school because she failed the college entrance exam, renters protest a rent hike, and Huang Jianxiang’s hysterical football commentating may be copyrighted.
Posted in Internet, IP and Law
Tagged egao, Huang Jianxiang, rent
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CCTV vs. classic movies
A rundown of several pastiches of Chinese movies appearing online as 大史记 – “The Year That Was”. Some from CCTV, others not. With links to video.