Difference between revisions of "China Central Adult Video (CCAV)"
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| − | [[File:ccav3.jpg|400px|thumb|left|''“CCAV: against pornography, violence and vulgarity.”'']] CCAV | + | [[File:ccav3.jpg|400px|thumb|left|''“CCAV: against pornography, violence and vulgarity.”'']] CCAV is a derogatory nickname for CCTV (China Central Television). |
CCAV became a popular term when CCTV’s evening news broadcast a piece about the need to crack down on adult videos. The term can be used to describe something 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 can be used to describe something hypocritical. | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 6 June 2012
CCAV is a derogatory nickname for CCTV (China Central Television).
CCAV became a popular term when CCTV’s evening news broadcast a piece about the need to crack down on adult videos. The term can be used to describe something hypocritical.
CCTV is often a target among Chinese netizens. 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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