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Tag Archives: TV
Groundhog day in China – Super Girls and the Internet
This morning, a reader drew my attention to an article on Danwei: Alongside the movement for a “civilized” Internet, the anti-Super Girls campaign seems to be picking up steam as well. China Times published an interview yesterday with Liu Zhongde, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Internet and Media
Tagged blogs, CCTV, censorship, Danwei.com, Internet, media, media regulation, microblogs, reality TV, SARFT, Super Girls, talent contests, TV, weibo
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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.
If you don’t serve the people, get out!
A Hangzhou TV show calls a Zhejiang government official to ask about citizen complaints about parking fees; unhapy with the official’s response, one of the guests shouts at him: “What kind of official are you? Resign! If you don’t serve the people, get out!”.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Hangzhou, TV, Wan Feng, Yuan Gaoliang, Zhejiang
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Southern Weekly in conversation with Chen Daoming
Two weeks ago, Southern Weekly ran a long interview with Chen Daoming. In it, Chen talks about the bygone days of when directors actually took time to film TV series and when film-makers were not just trying to grab money.
Posted in Film
Tagged Chen Daoming, film, Southern Weekly, TV
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Were animals harmed in the making of Three Kingdoms?
Three Kingdoms director Gao Xixi brags that the realism of the war scenes killed some horses and drove others mad. Then he denies it.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged animal rights, Gao Xixi, horses, Metropolis Express, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, TV, TV drama
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China TV trade fairs and festivals
TV Trade Fairs & Festivals in 2009: an excerpt from CMMI’s China Media yearbook and directory.
Chinglish Monkey King
A Chinglish version of the theme song to the much-loved 1986 TV serial of Monkey King (西游记).
Posted in Featured Video, TV
Tagged Journey to the West, Monkey King, TV
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Uncensored Obama in The China Daily
Obama uncut in The China Daily.
Posted in Censorship
Tagged CCTV, censorship, China Daily, media, media regulation, newspapers, Obama, TV
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Classic Chinese television commercials
Some classic television commercials that awaken feelings of nostalgia among FHM’s readership.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged Aiduo, Apollo, commercials, FHM, Jianlibao, TV, Yanwu
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