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• On its fourth week of airing, all episodes of the drama were taken down from all Chinese video streaming websites by SAPPRFT and are no longer accessible to Chinese citizens.
• SAPPRFT also demanded the satellite TV channels increase the proportion of documentary programmes, news programmes, educational programmes, programmes for children and youth, and also programmes about economic issues and science.
• One third of the film was made in China, and the rest in the United States, at DWA . The filmmakers worked closely with SAPPRFT to ensure the film's release in China.
• He is co-founder and Chairman of Jiaflix Enterprises, a US company with a long-term exclusive arrangement with the China Movie Channel and the website 1905, both under SAPPRFT ( SARFT ).
• The lawsuit concluded in December 2015 with a finding by Beijing No . 1 Intermediate People s Court that the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television ( SAPPRFT ) had not requested that hosting sites pull the documentary.
• The lawsuit concluded in December 2015 with a finding by Beijing No . 1 Intermediate People's Court that the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television ( SAPPRFT ) had not requested that hosting sites pull the documentary.
• One of the most important censors in China is The State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television of the People's Republic of China ( SAPPRFT ) responsible for controlling both online and offline materials suspicious to be dangerous to social security and public order.
• Starting in 2013, he appeared several times as a model in the Addicted ", a popular web series that was banned by SAPPRFT . He became one of the top trending celebrity on Sina Weibo by the time that Stephen Hawking joined the popular Chinese microblogging website in April 2016.
• Nf?} T; 楽惱 { 顅?{ t剉a媺 " ) is a government directive ordered by State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television ( SAPPRFT ) of China in 2011, aiming at stopping the over-emphasis on purely entertainment programmes in the satellite television channels in China.
• SAPPRFT required that there should not be more than nine programmes of the above genres from 19 : 30 to 22 : 00 every day in all satellite TV channels as a whole, and each channel should not broadcast more than 2 programmes of the above genres every week and not more than 90 minutes every day.
• SAPPRFT, being responsible for the supervision of state-owned enterprises engaged in the television, radio, and film industries, is of the opinions that the satellite TV channels in China focus too much on purely entertainment programmes and are hence creating drawbacks on public opinions, and thus would like to impose a stricter control on the content of the programmes broadcast in the satellites TV channels.
• "' Xu Weizhou "'aka "'Timmy Xu "'( born 20 October 1994 ) is a Chinese actor and singer-songwriter best known for playing the character Bai Luoyin in " Addicted ", a web series that was banned by SAPPRFT . He was the first artist to achieve top spots in both China V chart and Mandarin chart in Billboard China within the same weekand he was also the first solo artist from Mainland China to hold a concert in South Korea.
• The leaked order from the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television ( SAPPRFT ) Department of Film Management revealed the film's production was approved with amendments, including replacing White Lotus Society with a fictitious martial arts faction, downplaying " Oppose the Qing, Restore the Ming " content, controlling the amount of gore and violence, and amending Yu Xiulian's line " A superior army breaks its enemy without fighting, " to " The army which breaks its enemy without fighting is the superior one ."
• It became the fastest Chinese movie to reach the RMB1.05 billion ( $ 169 million ) milestone, doing so in 8 days . The success of the film has been attributed to several factors, such as positive reaction and word of mouth from audiences, and also due to China's State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television ( SAPPRFT ) implementation of the " domestic film protection period " or the " mid-summer domestic film protection period " or simply " blackout "; the unofficial session which lasts six to eight week when fewer foreign films are released in Chinese theaters in order to open up more screen time for Chinese movies.