|
|
|
|
|
|
by oefrha
2509 days ago
|
|
|
The link you provided says the phrase "Winnie the Pooh" couldn't be posted on Weibo/WeChat at that time, with a screenshot not supporting that claim, but rather showing a sticker pack of Winnie the Pooh no long being available. Assuming that was truthful (I wouldn't be so sure because HK news about Mainland China can be as exaggerated as Western news, sometimes more because the stake's higher) that's still pretty far from the "someone who bans all Winnie The Pooh pictures across a country" claim above. > but there are easily equally, if not more, absurd claims about USA in China too. I wouldn't be surprised. Naturally this is what happens when you talk about things you have zero experience with. > BTW, maybe try 8964 八九六四 and see what you get. I never said nothing is censored. Btw at least every single soul I've talked to about this in China knows exactly what it means, contrary to claims I've seen from certain Western journalists that people typically aren't aware. Censoring something inevitably makes people more interested. |
|
|
A news report within the PRC that "Winnie the Pooh" was banned?
Reports from Hong Kong and Taiwan is the closest thing you can get.