Thread: China Media to Push Socialist Values Over Western Lifestyles

China this week rolled out new rules on entertainment news as top lawmakers reviewed a draft of the country’s first film law. The State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television (SAPPRFT), China’s top media regulator, announced new regulations against entertainment news promoting “Western lifestyles” or poking fun at Chinese values, and urging news organizations against putting celebrities “on pedestals.” The new rules come as the latest move in a steady crackdown on the news media under Xi Jinping, which most recently disallowed online news portals from using social media sources, required websites to monitor content around the clock, and increased the liability of editors for content direction and production.


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https://chinadigitaltimes.net/2016/0...s-celebrities/

Men don't knock off women they put on pedestals

The Tongzhi, socialism with kleptocratic features, they are struggling to achive the thai compromise total corruption but laissez faire enforcement

urging news organizations against putting celebrities “on pedestals.”

Can't disagree with that.

PRD expands media cooperation with China's media agency

NANNING, 22nd March 2018 (NNT) – The Government Public Relations Department (PRD) has extended its cooperation with Guangxi's General Administration of Press, Publications, Radio, Film, and Television (GAPPRFT) to further enhancing media relations between the two agencies.

The PRD and GAPPRFT of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, have agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation between both agencies on news, radio, and television production, extending the initial agreement established between both parties on January 25th, 2007.

The PRD Deputy Director-General, Dr. Charoon Chaisorn, has endorsed the outcome report of the Joint Technical Committee meeting between the PRD and GAPPRFT held in Nanning, China.

The PRD and GAPPRFT will be working together to produce documentaries celebrating 45th anniversary of the relations between Thailand and China in 2020, as well as other documentaries and spots addressing environmental issues and promoting natural resources conservation.


National News Bureau Of Thailand | PRD expands media cooperation with China's media agency