Netflix: This is the excellent series that was banned in China, have you watched it yet?

I wrote in Offers The 2021/7/4 at 14:44 hours

After the coronavirus pandemic, people tend to wonder more about new trends or topics that interest them, such as certain types of cinema or series hosted in Netflix.

In this sense, people are wondering what they can see on the streaming giant, Netflix, where they can find a variety of movies from different objective s races.

This is how some people also prefer watching series over movies, however, a giant flow He has also removed various content from his platform for a variety of Reasons.

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In this case we will focus on serial productions hosted in Netflix And they wore it. We will focus on one specially.

It’s about the espionage series “pine gap”, which is on Netflix, but was specifically removed from the catalog in Vietnam, after receiving a complaint from the authorities citing a historical dispute in that country with China.

In fact, this decision was not given in a resounding manner, since a giant flowAfter the aforementioned lawsuit, he entered into a legal process where he lost and was forced to surrender to withdraw the production mentioned in it Series.

In a statement issued by the Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications on July 1, the Information and Broadcasting Authority said: “Netflix’s violations have outraged and hurt the feelings of the entire Vietnamese people.

What series did you remove from your catalog?

They specifically referred to two episodes of the aforementioned series, in which a map is shown where it indicates the so-called “nine-point line”, an area located in dispute.

Let us remember that in recent years various tensions have arisen between China and Vietnam In the South China Sea due to the exploitation of fisheries, as well as the natural resources of waters.

It should be noted that in these scenes set out in the complaint, the map appears briefly in the control room of an espionage base, where this is called “The Nine Points Line”.