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Replying to buffy20041 • Aug 11, 2026 • Liked Aug 12, 2026
Title Ash
how is youku able to co-produce a CBL??? even the international platform have to respond to the main, Chinese…
You really need to do more research before you mislead people.

The job of the NRTA is to regulate and approve television, film, and online audiovisual content in China and ensure it follows the country's media and censorship rules.

BL is banned in China so danmei, projects generally do not go through the NRTA for approval as openly queer dramas, because such content would not be approved for domestic broadcast. Instead, productions based on BL source material either adapt the story into a censorship-friendly bromance for the mainland market or bypass domestic broadcast platforms and release the uncensored version overseas.

An uncensored Chinese BL produced for international platforms/audiences generally isn't submitted to the NRTA for approval as a domestic broadcast, because it isn't being legally released on Chinese domestic platforms.

The change in policy you speak about isn't anywhere. Even short Chinese drama not policed in China the way do other Chinese dramas. They have more freedom
Replying to buffy20041 • Aug 11, 2026 • Liked Aug 11, 2026
Title Ash
how is youku able to co-produce a CBL??? even the international platform have to respond to the main, Chinese…
you're just making things up now, log off.
Replying to Jackie_the_ripper • Aug 9, 2026 • Liked Aug 9, 2026
Title Ash
ABO was produced in China though and registered as chinese drama. i think they've learned their lesson now.
on paper they're not chinese, so i think they're closing an eye as long as they stay in this limbo. 😊😊😊😊
Replying to Jackie_the_ripper • Aug 9, 2026 • Liked Aug 9, 2026
Title Ash
ABO was produced in China though and registered as chinese drama. i think they've learned their lesson now.
i think so, it's from Hong Kong and Hong Kong has special regulations (but i don't know the specifics) also IqYi is airing bls (even very explicit ones) as if no tomorrow, i think every chinese network wants a sclice of this cake. if it doesn't work again they can move on a different platform anyway