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In the People's Republic of China, movies that somehow exploit the idea of time travel were actually banned. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

According to the leadership of the State Administration of Television, Radio Broadcasting and Cinematography, the creators of such movies are “too frivolous about the past, which is completely unacceptable.”

Quite possibly the last straw that overwhelmed the authorities' patience was the movie Myth, which was very popular in China, in which the main character goes back in time and finds his calling and love there.

The very idea that a Chinese citizen can find happiness not in the modernity controlled by the Communist Party, but in the past, could be assessed as blasphemous, especially in the year of the celebration of the 90th anniversary of the founding of the CCP.

It is noteworthy that the official rebuke does not contain a direct prohibition, but such `` recommendations '' are always perceived unambiguously by the Chinese entertainment industry.

It is also worth noting that no restrictions are foreseen for literature and theater in this sense. The authorities, no doubt, adequately assess the potential of the Chinese movie market, which is the fastest growing in the world and has a much greater impact on the masses.

that no restrictions for literature and theater in this sense are foreseen. The authorities, no doubt, adequately assess the potential of the Chinese movie market, which is the fastest growing in the world and has a much greater impact on the masses.

that no restrictions for literature and theater in this sense are foreseen. The authorities, no doubt, adequately assess the potential of the Chinese movie market, which is the fastest growing in the world and has a much greater impact on the masses.

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