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Forwarded from 國際文宣組 IFC
Wow. Is anyone surprised that private enterprises making profits become #CCP's target tho? After all, they are the "Communists". Poor Jack Ma's response to the huge fine is akin to saying "Thank you your heavenly majesty for handing me a punishment, I deserve it." But really, can he say anything otherwise?
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#Alibaba #ANT #China #socialism #communism #JackMa #English #Diyms
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#Alibaba #ANT #China #socialism #communism #JackMa #English #Diyms
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Remember #ZhaoWei? If you live in #China, the answer is "I've never known that name." A celebrity close with #JackMa has been "vapourized", as #GeorgeOrwell would say. On the morning of 27 August, her social media pages were gone, all her works (drama series and films) were removed, her "friends" deleted pictures with her. All of a sudden, we're supposed to pretend that she never existed. Naturally, people can talk of no one and nothing but her virtual disappearance.
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We may never know what has happened, but there is a trend of #CCP banning celebrity culture. More on this later.
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#China #Orwell #NineteenEightyFour #dystopia #socialmedia #weibo
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We may never know what has happened, but there is a trend of #CCP banning celebrity culture. More on this later.
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#China #Orwell #NineteenEightyFour #dystopia #socialmedia #weibo
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China’s regulatory crackdown has wiped billions off tech stocks — here are the risks ahead
Chinese authorities have introduced a slew of legislation in the past few months, largely aimed at the tech sector — a move that’s spooked investors and wiped out billions of dollars in value from the country’s internet giants.
The legislative onslaught began in November last year when the huge initial public offering of billionaire Jack Ma’s financial technology company Ant Group was suspended.
Since then, regulators have introduced anti-monopoly legislation focused on the so-called “platform economy” which broadly refers to internet companies operating a variety of services from e-commerce to food delivery. Regulations have also aimed at bolstering critical data security and protection laws.
Source: CNBC #Aug30
https://t.co/d56SyUayMg
#China #Crackdown #JackMa #AntGroup
Chinese authorities have introduced a slew of legislation in the past few months, largely aimed at the tech sector — a move that’s spooked investors and wiped out billions of dollars in value from the country’s internet giants.
The legislative onslaught began in November last year when the huge initial public offering of billionaire Jack Ma’s financial technology company Ant Group was suspended.
Since then, regulators have introduced anti-monopoly legislation focused on the so-called “platform economy” which broadly refers to internet companies operating a variety of services from e-commerce to food delivery. Regulations have also aimed at bolstering critical data security and protection laws.
Source: CNBC #Aug30
https://t.co/d56SyUayMg
#China #Crackdown #JackMa #AntGroup