A small little tidbit of bureaucrat reality I found in an article that was actually about a newsconference about the eased restrictions on access to the mainland market for [tag]Hong Kong[/tag]’s film and television industry. (sorry, long sentence)
Zhao Shi, deputy director of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (aka [tag]SARFT[/tag]), told the audience as well
“…. [tag]China[/tag]’s recent prime-time ban on foreign cartoons came in response to requests from viewers.
“The ban meets the demands of children and parents who want to watch domestic cartoon programs in prime time,” she said.”
So much about the user preferences according to SARFT
The article continues
In contrast to Zhao’s remarks, a survey conducted earlier shows that about 80 percent of Chinese children said they liked foreign cartoons.
So much about the preferences of the viewers
The main reason, and that was already clear from the beginning, is to protect the domestic [tag]cartoon[/tag] industry.
Source: [tag]Shanghai[/tag] Daily – not linked as the original article will disappear after a couple of days behind a paywall
[tag]Plastic surgery[/tag] is a booming business in [tag]China[/tag]. As insecurity is mounting and jobs are less available students start to use their holidays to sculpt their [tag]face[/tag], higher the nose, get double [tag]eyelids[/tag] and inflate the [tag]boobs[/tag].
