“Xuanxuan”的版本间的差异
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Code for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_Department_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China Central Propaganda Department], based on the nickname either of Taiwanese starlet Genie Chuo or Voice of China winner Dai Yingxuan. | Code for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_Department_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China Central Propaganda Department], based on the nickname either of Taiwanese starlet Genie Chuo or Voice of China winner Dai Yingxuan. | ||
| − | Both Genie Chuo ( | + | Both Genie Chuo (''Zhuó Wénxuān'' 卓文萱) and Dai Yingxuan (''Dài Yíngxuān'' 戴潆萱) are nicknamed by the second character in their first names, Xuanxuan (''Xuānxuān'' 萱萱). This character is pronounced the same as the first character in "propaganda" (''xuānchuán'' 宣传). Google and Baidu image searches for "萱萱" turn up a good number of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_safe_for_work NSFW] results, imparting a coy rebuke to anti-pornography measures (though these come from a number of agencies, including the [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2015/08/minitrue-dont-hype-ministry-of-cultures-music-blacklist/ Ministry of Culture] and the [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2015/01/china-shuts-50-websites-social-media-accounts/ Cyberspace Administration of China]. |
| − | + | Alternately written as ''xuān'' 宣宣. | |
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| + | See also [[CCAV]]. | ||
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2016年6月9日 (四) 18:08的版本
Xuānxuān 萱萱
Code for the Central Propaganda Department, based on the nickname either of Taiwanese starlet Genie Chuo or Voice of China winner Dai Yingxuan.
Both Genie Chuo (Zhuó Wénxuān 卓文萱) and Dai Yingxuan (Dài Yíngxuān 戴潆萱) are nicknamed by the second character in their first names, Xuanxuan (Xuānxuān 萱萱). This character is pronounced the same as the first character in "propaganda" (xuānchuán 宣传). Google and Baidu image searches for "萱萱" turn up a good number of NSFW results, imparting a coy rebuke to anti-pornography measures (though these come from a number of agencies, including the Ministry of Culture and the Cyberspace Administration of China.
Alternately written as xuān 宣宣.
See also CCAV.
