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China Pivots from Zero-COVID Policy & End of China's Ban on Korean Culture?
413 Views05 Mar 2022 08:17
SUMMARY
- On 3 March, the South Korean romance drama "Something in the Rain" was streamed on a Chinese online platform iQiyi.
- This was the first time in five years that a Korean TV show has been approved by the Chinese government to be formally allowed to be shown in China.
- In addition, there has been numerous media news flow in the past week regarding China pivoting away from its zero-COVID policy.
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