Chinese Media Is Vulgar Laments Its Culture Minister
Chinese leaders, especially the President Mr. Hu Jintao, and the culture minister, Mr. Cai Wu are focusing their attention on the country’s cultural values, now that their country has become second largest economy in the world.
In cialis an interview with the Xinhua dose cialis news agency Mr. Cai Wu lashed out at the China’s media branding the production s of the country’s broadcasters buy Creatine-1200 online and publishers, as vulgar and kitsch, saying that that they were paying more attention to gossip and sensational stories, while advocating the worship of money and consumerism, asserting that this vulgarity was the negative aspect of China having moved to a market economy.
“We publish more than 300,000 books every year, but how many of them could be compared with the scriptures inherited from our ancestors?” he asked. “We produce some 400 movies and hundreds of TV drama programmes each year, but how many of them will be recognized as classics?” He added: “In today’s world, a country’s culture and economy are inseparable. A government must pay more attention to culture and originality if it wants to improve the quality of economic development.”
He went a step further and accused the regional governments of spending money on “vanity projects” instead of basic cultural facilities.
Cai Wu’s statement seem to be the follow up of President Hu Jintao’s views which were made very clear when he said just two weeks ago that the country’s cultural scene was filled with ‘vanity, vulgarity, and kitsch’.