[netcan]

I wasn't commenting so much on the content as on the, for lack of a better word, style.

In Orwell's world, which I believe correctly describes many real corporate, religious and government worlds, such things are emphasised, alluded to. Never directly acknowledged. People still respond as if they were given a clear, directive, but it's never said.

"News recommendations should refer to Central government main media websites."

should be

"News recommendations should refer to accurate official sources"

"Online programs with experts and scholars on this matter must apply for permission ahead of time. This type of self-initiated program production is strictly forbidden."

should be

"Online programs with experts and scholars on this matter must be recognised authorities in their field. Verify the reputation of such individuals with the appropriate sources ahead of time."

If not for their content, such clear directives might be construed as the rule of law.