2014年中国文化产业出台的禁令新规

 

Smoking may be banned from the small and the big screen, and media workers are welcoming the idea.

 

According to the website of the Legislative² Affairs Office of the State Council, the Health and Family Planning Committee issued a draft in late November on Regulations on Smoking in Public, which will punish those who show smoking scenes in media platforms, including films, television and the Internet.

 

 

In late November, the National Copyright Administration suspended the website of one of the largest fansub groups, YYeTs, and blocked several of its servers. At around the same time, Shooter.cn a popular portal that collects and provides subtitles⁴ was also shut down.

 

 

Use of Internet slang and non-standardized⁵ Chinese on media programs and advertisements will be banned.

 

According to a notice issued in late November by State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, use of words, terms and proverbs and other phrases must follow standardized rules in the Chinese language.

 

 

The country's top press and media watchdog has ordered TV stations and other outlets⁷ to stop broadcasting material featuring stars who use drugs or visit prostitutes.

 

The ban released in October, which covers online media, film producers and publishers, is intended to keep the industry healthy. It applies to films, advertisements and TV and radio shows.

 

 

The planned revision of the Advertising Law in August will prohibit endorsers¹² from endorsing¹³ products and services before using them themselves.

 

 

Teachers are not permitted to accept gifts or money from their students, according to a clean-governance regulation issued by the Ministry of Education in July.

 

 

China's cultural authority in July has restricted domestic artistic troupes²⁰ from performing at famous venues²¹ abroad, as many such events are deemed to be publicity stunts rather than in pursuit of artistic merit.

 

 

Sina Internet Information Service Co, one of China's Internet giants, has been suspended from engaging in Internet publication and audio and video dissemination²³ for allegedly running pornographic content online, the National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications said on April 24.

 

 

Many popular American TV shows including the Big Bang Theory were removed from Chinese video websites due to policy reasons.Tougher regulations on television series produced in the United States may be coming afterwards, analysts²⁴ warned in late April.

 

 

China's press authority has issued rules to tighten⁸ management on information including state secrets received by journalists during their work.

 

Journalists are banned from illegal copying, recording²⁶, or storage of state secrets, according to the rules released by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television on June 30.

 

 

The Beijing Commission of Education released a notice in May, requiring that any exam to gain a certificate or any academic competition for primary and middle school students should be cancelled, and that any ranking of schools is forbidden, no matter whether it is organized by organizations or individuals, Beijing Times reported.

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