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Titolo: Hu Says West Is Trying to Divide China by Using Ideology, Cultural Weapons

il regime cinese ha perso molto 'appeal' in questi anni e se ne sta 
accorgendo...
 
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-03/hu-says-west-is-trying-to-divide-china-by-using-ideology-cultural-weapons.html
 
 
Hu Says West Is Trying to Divide China by Using Ideology, Cultural Weapons
 
By Bloomberg News - Jan 3, 2012 4:32 AM GMT+0100
 
The West is using cultural means to divide China (PRCH), which needs to be 
alert to this threat, President Hu Jintao said in a Communist Party 
magazine.
"International forces are trying to Westernize and divide us by using 
ideology and culture," Hu wrote in an article in Qiushi. "We need to realize 
this and be alert to this danger."
Many countries, especially Western powers, are attempting to expand their 
influence through cultural hegemony, and China must deepen and promote its 
own values of "socialism with Chinese characteristics," Hu wrote in the 
article, which was published on the government's website on Jan 1. China 
needs to strengthen its cultural values as it faces possible challenges from 
the West, he said.
Hu's comments are part of a wider push by the party to reassert its 
influence over Chinese culture and society, including in television and the 
arts. China's leaders are grappling with the best way to manage Twitter-like 
social-media sites such as Sina Corp (SINA).'s Weibo service that are hard 
for government censors to control.
The Communist Party's Central Committee said it will supervise the world's 
biggest online community more closely, promote "constructive" websites and 
punish the spread of "harmful information," according to a communique from 
its Oct. 15-18 meeting released by the official Xinhua News Agency.
Members of the party's Politburo visited web companies after a deadly train 
crash in July. Internet users criticized the government's handling of the 
crash and spread commentary and photos of the accident at odds with the 
official line.
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The Central Committee's communique also focused on television, with the 
Communist Party vowing to "promote more fine literary and artistic works" in 
fields such as television, movies and photography.
That coincided with an announcement that new limits would be imposed on the 
number of "overly entertaining and vulgar" reality and talent shows aired on 
television. Starting this year, the nation's 34 satellite channels must 
limit themselves to two such programs every week, according to an Oct. 25 
statement on China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television's 
website.
In a globalized world in which people are exposed to many ideologies and 
values, the country with the most cultural influence will gain a competitive 
advantage, Hu wrote. 
 

 
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