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Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (HKDL) celebrates 20 years of enchanting guests with a year-long event, “The Most Magical Party of All.” Opened in 2005, it integrates Disney charm with local culture, becoming a key tourism attraction. Major expansions include the Castle of Magical Dreams and World of Frozen, enhancing guest experiences. Full Read
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BBC Studios and China’s Orient International Holding Shanghai Foreign Trade have partnered for a co-production deal to create “Asia: Wildlife at the Extremes,” a 3D giant screen adaptation of the acclaimed natural history series. The film highlights Asia’s diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes, enhancing viewer immersion with advanced technology. Full Read
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BBC Studios and Shanghai Media Group have signed a three-year agreement to air notable natural history series including Kingdom, Blue Planet III, and Hidden Planet on Dragon TV in China. They aim to enhance brand development opportunities and inspire viewers by showcasing wildlife and environmental themes through advanced storytelling techniques. Full Read
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BBC Studios Science Production Unit has announced a co-production titled Our Home: Wild Guangdong with Guangdong Radio and Television. The three-part series explores Guangdong’s diverse ecosystems, showcasing its remarkable wildlife and the coexistence of nature and human life. It aims to reveal the region’s natural beauty and conservation efforts. Full Read
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China’s “Kim Kardashian” influencer, Wang Hongquanxing, and others have been banned from flaunting wealth on social media due to a government crackdown on ostentatious personas. This move reflects China’s focus on “common prosperity” and could influence other countries facing class struggles. The youth market’s perception of wealthy influencers is also evolving. Full Read
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Universal Greater China and TF Entertainment have formed an alliance to expand the influence of C-pop acts like TFBOYS and Teens In Times globally. This collaboration aims to elevate Chinese pop music to a global stage and will leverage UMG’s distribution and marketing network to promote C-pop internationally. Full Read
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TikTok’s CEO Chew Shou Zi faced intense scrutiny at a US Congressional hearing due to the platform’s Chinese ownership. He defended against allegations of censorship and Chinese influence, but senators raised concerns about data sharing and national security. The hearing revealed ongoing tensions between TikTok and US lawmakers regarding safety and geopolitical issues – emphasizing measures to protect American user… Full Read
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A Chinese social media influencer criticized the safety of Bangkok’s Soi Nana, angering Thai police. The influencer’s post, claiming the area is unsafe, has sparked debate about freedom of expression. Police plan to interrogate her to understand her motives, while tourism operators are concerned about the negative impact on Thailand’s reputation. Full Read
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This is the first known case of a Hong Konger being convicted under the colonial-era sedition law for online speech abroad. A Hong Kong student studying in Japan was sentenced to two months in jail for sedition, following pro-independence social media posts – triggering concerns among scholars and activists. Full Read
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This is the seventh Chinese campaign removed by Meta in the past six years. The social networking platform has removed thousands of Facebook and Instagram accounts tied to a Chinese influence campaign spreading positive narratives about Chinese law enforcement and Covid-19 disinformation. Dubbed “Spamouflage,” dated back to 2019 and also operated on platforms like TikTok and Blogspot. Full Read
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Baidu’s Ernie 3.5 AI model has outperformed OpenAI’s ChatGPT and GPT 4 in Chinese language tests, according to reports. However, it lagged behind in English tests. The technology competition between U.S. and Chinese tech giants is intensifying as Baidu aims to lead the way. The Ernie Bot also features “plugins” for added functionality. Full Read
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China’s Cyberspace Administration has cleaned up its social media space, deleting 1.4 million posts and closing 67,000 accounts in a two-month crackdown. This reflects broader efforts to control online content. The purge targeted fake news, illegal profiteering, and impersonation of state entities, emphasizing the government’s strict regulation of social media. Full Read
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Tencent Music Entertainment Group and Universal Music Group have renewed their strategic licensing agreement. TME will maintain access to UMG’s music catalogue for their platforms, including streaming in Dolby Atmos and HD formats. The partnership aims to enhance user experiences and promote artist-fan interactions in China. UMG looks forward to supporting talent and engaging music fans. Full Read
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