SHAME :UNCIVILIZED CHINESE IN SHANGHAI DISNEYLAND
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At least they themselves are talking about it. Step in the right direction and a good healthy practice.
Tourist or travelers belonging to different ethnicity have their own share of disgusting behaviors and habits.
Couple of day back travelling by a bus I endured an Indian group who started playing Hindi songs loudly. Bus driver from his microphone had to request them four times to listen music using headphones. I wonder if they had one in the first place.
Tourist or travelers belonging to different ethnicity have their own share of disgusting behaviors and habits.
Couple of day back travelling by a bus I endured an Indian group who started playing Hindi songs loudly. Bus driver from his microphone had to request them four times to listen music using headphones. I wonder if they had one in the first place.
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Keeping the population in mind, i think there must be a large queue for washroom out there 
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Cars vs. Autobots: Disney sues China firms in copyright dispute
Walt Disney Co has taken three Chinese firms to court over concerns local animation "The Autobots" copied elements from Disney's own hit movie "Cars", as the U.S. firm looks to protect its drive into the world's second-largest economy.
A court in Shanghai held a hearing on Tuesday, a Disney spokeswoman confirmed to Reuters. The dispute was over "copyright infringement" and "unfair competition", according to a notice on the Shanghai Pudong New Area People's Court website.
Disney is making a major push into China with the recent opening of a $5.5 billion theme park in Shanghai, its first on the mainland, while its animated movies including "Zootopia" and "Big Hero 6" have been big box office hits in the country.
The iconic U.S. firm, however, faces tough competition in the market from local theme park developers, popular Chinese animations as well as counterfeits from merchandise to fake Disney hotels. Chinese authorities have promised to give Disney "special" trademark protection.
"The Autobots" drew ire from netizens in China when it was released last year, with some pointing out similarities with Disney's 2006 film "Cars" starring Owen Wilson and its sequel in 2011. "Cars 3" is penciled in to be released next year.
Zuo Jianlong, the director of "The Autobots" for production company Blue MTV, told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday he was "relaxed" about a potential ruling.
"Lots of people online have talked about plagiarism, but it seems from the legal side that the matter is quite clear - at root there is no plagiaristic behavior," he said.
"If you put the two films side-by-side to compare them, then you will know they are completely different."
Disney declined to comment further on the case.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-disney-china-copyright-idUSKCN0Z80JG
Walt Disney Co has taken three Chinese firms to court over concerns local animation "The Autobots" copied elements from Disney's own hit movie "Cars", as the U.S. firm looks to protect its drive into the world's second-largest economy.
A court in Shanghai held a hearing on Tuesday, a Disney spokeswoman confirmed to Reuters. The dispute was over "copyright infringement" and "unfair competition", according to a notice on the Shanghai Pudong New Area People's Court website.
Disney is making a major push into China with the recent opening of a $5.5 billion theme park in Shanghai, its first on the mainland, while its animated movies including "Zootopia" and "Big Hero 6" have been big box office hits in the country.
The iconic U.S. firm, however, faces tough competition in the market from local theme park developers, popular Chinese animations as well as counterfeits from merchandise to fake Disney hotels. Chinese authorities have promised to give Disney "special" trademark protection.
"The Autobots" drew ire from netizens in China when it was released last year, with some pointing out similarities with Disney's 2006 film "Cars" starring Owen Wilson and its sequel in 2011. "Cars 3" is penciled in to be released next year.
Zuo Jianlong, the director of "The Autobots" for production company Blue MTV, told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday he was "relaxed" about a potential ruling.
"Lots of people online have talked about plagiarism, but it seems from the legal side that the matter is quite clear - at root there is no plagiaristic behavior," he said.
"If you put the two films side-by-side to compare them, then you will know they are completely different."
Disney declined to comment further on the case.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-disney-china-copyright-idUSKCN0Z80JG
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There are plenty of such places in India too.How will you react to this Chinese Behaviour ?
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That's why they befriended Pakistan who will clean this litter
Nothing to boast or troll.
