China's media watchdog said it has ordered a Chinese female video blogger to take her videos offline on Sunday for her use of "swear words and insulting language" in the show
The State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT) said the move against Internet celebrity "Papi Jiang" followed "reports from the public and expert evaluations."
"The SAPPRFT has required the show to remove the foul language and vulgar content ... before it could go back online," the watchdog said, adding that it will continue to crack down on vulgar Internet shows in the future.
"Papi Jiang" is the nickname of a graduate from the Central Academy of Drama, who began cracking jokes in homemade videos on social networks in August 2015.
Its really appriciated by many persons, me included. However, maybe some mathods she had adopted to resolve problems are not every properly...after all, we are surrounded by Chinese conventional atmosphere. ...
Actually I think that her videos are pretty interesting, especially those which point out some widely concerned social problems. I thought it was fine to use some words that sounds not so nice but can fully reflect the feeling of our people. Well this social influence is too great that the government is attracted. Really looking forward to seeing her back.
Oh...I think ,papi has become a public figure .So...it's improtant to be responsible for every word she said . Not only our students but also minors are looking her video .More reputation ,more limit .