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Published: October 9th 2008
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After passing our 1 1/2 month marker of our time here in Shanghai, Ollie and I were really looking forward to getting out of Shanghai to experience a different part of China. We've definitely settled into life here now - we're comfortable with our surroundings and with our routines. We have our favourite restaurants, favourite things to do, and also have our least favourite things about life her...
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just FYI, there are actually over 100 channels (CCTV has only 8 or 9 channels) available for the Chinese audiences. It is just another misconception that Chinese can only watch programs from the 'state-run' Medias. yes, most of the stations are owned either by the central government or provincial governments. But there are still a lot of stations/Medias that are privately owned. Especially in the south, say Guangdong province, ppl have unrestricted access to the free Hong Kong TV programs over the air.