How official Chinese propaganda is adapting to the social media age as disaffection spreads among millennials
The avatar of Chang An Jian, a social media account run by the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission. Photo: Weibo
How official Chinese propaganda is adapting to the social media age as disaffection spreads among millennials
- Communist Party’s official outlets scouring country for new media specialists to reach 800 million web users and squeeze out ‘undesirable influences’
- Growing disaffection among younger generations prompts party outlets to cut back on Communist jargon in effort to ‘reach people’s hearts’
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Censorship in China
Published: 2:04pm, 10 Feb, 2019
Updated: 6:55am, 11 Feb, 2019
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The avatar of Chang An Jian, a social media account run by the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission. Photo: Weibo
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