A proposal submitted to the state media watchdog suggesting that advertisements be displayed in TV series has sparked a public outcry.
According to recent report in the American business magazine Forbes, Chinese movie audiences often" go against the global tide", and the Chinese market pays an important role in saving Hollywood's big budget flops. Is the magazine's claim true?
State media watchdog SARFT says it is looking into providing rating systems for television series. Controversial works may be aired on designated channels and at later time periods.
"It felt pretty weird," was how Hong Kong actress Chau Hoi Mei responded when asked about her opinion on cuts to The Empress of China.
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