Is Winnie the Pooh Really Banned in China? | China Explained
We're going to be trying a new, short explainer series and this was sort of the test for it. Let me know what you think and what other topics you'd like us to cover!
—Chris
Is Winnie the Pooh Really Banned in China? | China Explained (YouTube)
Comments (7)
Chris - Can you help me? When you show those comparisons between Winnie the Pooh and Xi Jinping can you tell me which one is Winnie the Pooh?
Could you please give us some guidance in ways that we can avoid accidently supporting the CCP? We dont wish to buy things made in China, we dont wish to have our 401K invested in Chinese military development. We want alternatives identified. Can you help us??
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I would like to see segments such as "Biggest Sellouts" identify and expose corporations and politicians that have sold their souls to access slavish labor in China to produce cheap products or access to their markets. Get interviews with these people and put them on the spot. Imagine asking them if they know the Christmas lights they market are made by enslaved Uyghers? These people need to be dragged into the glaring light of day and have their complicity in the totalitarian nightmare that is the CCP exposed.
If you are going to make sharply focused mini episodes why not just make them a "Segment" of a standard length episode? I would like to see segments about CCP infiltration into western media/ cinema...like the removal of China as the aggressor in the last version of the movie Red Dawn. The removal of flags from the back of Mavericks leather jacket in the upcoming sequel to Top Gun.
Yes Chris, I would love to see more episodes about the double dealing of our illustrious politicians. I began smelling the rot in the system when I was 19. Looks like little has changed. Alan Sandler
I like the shorter show but I guess you'll have to trim the program to fit the content?