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China Netcasting Services Association Releases Review Guidelines

2017.06.30 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Sources 2 ·Beijing

The 'General Principles for Content Review of Online Audiovisual Programs' were released, requiring online audiovisual programs to be reviewed before broadcast and strictly restricting subjective speculative commentary, mocking serious topics, and negative controversial topics.

State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television Calls Out Platforms Like Phoenix New Media and Demands Comprehensive Rectification

2017.06.22 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Sources 3 ·Beijing

The State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television called out Sina Weibo, AcFun, and Phoenix New Media, ordering them to halt audiovisual program services and carry out comprehensive rectification, pointing out that they extensively broadcast non-compliant current affairs audiovisual programs and social commentary programs.

Former CIA Officer Mallory Arrested for Passing National Defense Secrets to China

2017.06.22 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Sources 3 ·Shanghai, China

Former CIA officer Kevin Mallory was lured to Shanghai in the spring of 2017 and sold top-secret defense intelligence to China, ultimately receiving a 20-year prison sentence.

Chinese Actors Perform “Songs and Smiles” During Xi Jinping’s Visit to Kazakhstan

2017.06.08 ·Verified ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·哈薩克斯坦

When Xi Jinping visited Kazakhstan and toured the China Pavilion at the Expo, Chinese performers on site sang “Songs and Smiles” in front of him, and the song’s title was written out in the Foreign Ministry’s official communiqué.

CCP Says the Sino-British Joint Declaration No Longer Has Any Practical Significance

2017.06 ·Official claim ·Importance IV ·Sources 2 ·China

In June 2017, then Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang stated that the Sino-British Joint Declaration, as a historical document, no longer had any practical significance and was not binding on the Central Government's administration of Hong Kong.