China Bans Sony from Regime Social Media Site After Mao Post
Sony is banned from China's heavily censored Weibo social media platform for allegedly making a heavily coded insult to a Chinese war hero.
Source: breitbart.com
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China Bans Sony from Regime Social Media Site After Mao Post
Sony is banned from China's heavily censored Weibo social media platform for allegedly making a heavily coded insult to a Chinese war hero.
Source: breitbart.com
China Bans Sony from Regime Social Media Site After Mao Post
Sony is banned from China's heavily censored Weibo social media platform for allegedly making a heavily coded insult to a Chinese war hero.
Source: breitbart.com
With Historic Ma-Xi Summit, Chinese State Media Walks a Fine Line
For the first time in 66 years, the president of mainland China and the president of self-governing Taiwan will meet face to face. On November 3, Zhang Zhijun, minister in charge of China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, stated that China’s Xi Jinping would meet Taiwan’s Ma Ying-jeou in Singapore during Xi’s upcoming trip there.
T Ai Pei Zhang Zhijun Ma Ying Jeou Dailyhighlighted Zhang China Taiwan Affairs Office China Central Television
Source: chinafile.com