Chinese Media Censorship (Zhōngguó de méitǐ shěnchá zhìdù)

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Presentation transcript:

Chinese Media Censorship (Zhōngguó de méitǐ shěnchá zhìdù)

The Media (Méitǐ) Items or subjects are censored through the Peoples Republic of China (PRC). Some item that are censored include, but are not limited to: Food safety, democracy, anarchism, sexual content and police brutality. (Xiàngmù huò zhǔtí bèi shěnchá tōngguò zhōngguó rénmín gònghéguó (zhōngguó). Bèi shěnchá de yīxiē xiàngmù, bāokuò dàn bù xiànyú: Shípǐn ānquán, mínzhǔ, wú zhèngfǔ zhǔyì, sèqíng nèiróng hé jǐngchá bàoxíng.)

Media Laws and Rules (Méitǐ fǎlǜ hé guīzé) One major rule for the Chinese Media is that all of the information must follow the Chinese Communist Government. This helps prevent religious ideas and political ideas. (Zhōngguó méitǐ de yīgè zhǔyào guīzé shì, suǒyǒu de xìnxī dōu bìxū zūnxún zhōngguó gòngchǎndǎng zhèngfǔ. Zhè yǒu zhù yú fángzhǐ zōngjiào sīxiǎng hé zhèngzhì lǐniàn.)

Other Limitations The PRC blocks any moral/religious/social and economical problematical material. (Zhōngguó zǔzhǐ rènhé zōngjiào/dàodé/shèhuì hé jīngjì wèntí de cáiliào.) This includes things like any anti-government material or morally wrong things. (Zhè bāokuò rènhé fǎn zhèngfǔ cáiliào huò dàodé shàng shì cuòwù de dōngxi zhī lèi de dōngxi.)

Irritations (Cìjī) There is an album of music banned in China, it is by Guns n’ Roses, it is called Chinese Democracy. So imagine not being able to listen to certain kinds of music. (Yǒu yīgè zài zhōngguó bèi jìnzhǐ de yīnyuè zhuānjí, tā shì yóu qiāng yǔ méiguī, tā bèi chēng wéi zhōngguó de mínzhǔ. Suǒyǐ, xiǎngxiàng bù nénggòu tīng mǒu xiē zhǒnglèi de yīnyuè.)

The End (Niándǐ) Thank you for browsing my PowerPoint. I hope it gave you some new information about the Chinese Media censorship. (Gǎnxiè nín liúlǎn wǒ de PowerPoint yǎnshì. Wǒ xīwàng tā gěi nǐ yīxiē xīn de xìnxī, zhōngguó de méitǐ shěnchá.)