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Yearender: Culture prohibitions in 2014

( chinadaily.com.cn ) Updated: 2014-12-23 09:21:18
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Yearender: Culture prohibitions in 2014

SARFT to ban Internet slang on screen and ads

Use of Internet slang and non-standardized 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. [More]

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