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Bitter Winter

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Zhou Kexin

America Chavez is about to be transferred to another dimension. But the real question is—will she bring a copy of The Epoch Times with her? From Weibo.

06/30/2022 Zhou Kexin

Doctor Strange Movie Banned in China for “Promoting Falun Gong”

Officially, a few-second-long scene where a kiosk selling “The Epoch Times” is visible is the reason for the ban. Unofficially, there is more.

Live streaming on Douyu.com featuring a Feng-Shui-based game. On the right, now Douyu.com adds a notice that they abide by the laws, inspect content every 24 hours, and “do not promote feudal superstitions.” Will it be enough?

06/29/2022 Zhou Kexin

China: Religion and Dissent Excluded from Live Streaming

A new regulation targets influencers and will also punish jokes about Xi Jinping.

Portfolio of a Chinese talent agency. From Weibo.

06/20/2022 Zhou Kexin

Talent Agents New Regulations: No Agents for Those Active in Illegal Religion

The new rules come into force on June 30 and deprive of agents’ services performers who criticize the CCP, are suspected of ‘separatism,” or follow non-authorized religions.

“Script killing” on social media. From Weibo.

11/16/2021 Zhou Kexin

China: Religion Expelled from the “Secret Room”

Offline games, which also include “Script Killing,” are immensely popular among Chinese youth. A new regulation will forbid references to religion.

Namewee & Kimberley Chen

10/27/2021 Zhou Kexin

Namewee & Kimberley Chen: How Two Singers Defeated the CCP

A song lampooning Chinese propaganda on social networks goes viral and hits nine million views. Beijing is not amused.

South Korean comics, from Twitter. But are they legally married? Otherwise, the comic book can be banned in China.

10/13/2021 Zhou Kexin

CCP: Comics from Korea Should Avoid Promoting “Separatism” or Religion

China enacts guidelines stating that popular Korean manhwa will be banned if they criticize the Communist Party or support “illegal” religion.

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