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Sinosphere: To Many in China, Bai Ling’s Role in Documentary Is a Step Too Far

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1st November 2016

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The Hollywood actress’s scenes in a Chinese state TV series on the Communists’ Long March were deleted after complaints from those who see her as anti-China.

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Sinosphere: To Many in China, Bai Ling’s Role in Documentary Is a Step Too Far

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