“China Central Adult Video (CCAV)”的版本间的差异
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− | [[File:ccav6.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''The CCTV tower, a.k.a. the [[Big Boxer Shorts]] under construction.'']]Derogatory nickname for CCTV (China Central Television), the state-run national network. “AV” is Chinese slang for “adult video,” i.e. pornographic film. | + | [[File:ccav6.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''The CCTV tower, a.k.a. the [[Big Boxer Shorts]] under construction. (www.bsnnews.com)'']]Derogatory nickname for CCTV (China Central Television), the state-run national network. “AV” is Chinese slang for “adult video,” i.e. pornographic film. |
CCAV became a popular term when CCTV’s evening news broadcast a piece about the need to crack down on adult videos. The term is often used to describe CCTV when the media organization's actions seem particularly hypocritical. | CCAV became a popular term when CCTV’s evening news broadcast a piece about the need to crack down on adult videos. The term is often used to describe CCTV when the media organization's actions seem particularly hypocritical. |
2014年7月31日 (四) 23:29的版本
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Completed in May 2012, the new CCTV headquarters is as known as the Big Boxer Shorts. (blog.hereisbeijing.com)
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The CCTV tower, a.k.a. the Big Boxer Shorts under construction. (www.bsnnews.com)
Derogatory nickname for CCTV (China Central Television), the state-run national network. “AV” is Chinese slang for “adult video,” i.e. pornographic film.
CCAV became a popular term when CCTV’s evening news broadcast a piece about the need to crack down on adult videos. The term is often used to describe CCTV when the media organization's actions seem particularly hypocritical.
CCTV is often a target of netizen mockery. Han Han, China’s most popular blogger, took aim when the new CCTV headquarters, still under construction, caught fire in early 2009.
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