What's wrong with Chinese advertisements?

Sep 17, 2011#广告 #泰国19

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The article discusses the state of advertising in China, particularly in terms of the prevalence of controversial ads and the restrictions on certain types of advertisements. It compares the creativity and depth of Thai advertisements to those in China and questions who is responsible for the current situation. The article also provides a link to a Pantene advertisement from Thailand.

Title: What's wrong with advertising in China
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Date: 2011-09-17 20:09:41

When it comes to advertising in China, especially mainland China, there are all sorts of ridiculous ads like brainless gold, sanitary napkins, Hengyuanxiang, and non-invasive abortions.

It's well-known.
But in China, where painless abortion ads are rampant, condom ads are not allowed to be broadcasted on television.

It seems like the government is intentionally stimulating consumption.

Take a look at the creativity in Thailand's ads, and then look at the creativity in China. You will find that even India's ads have more depth than ours.

Who is responsible for this situation?

There is a video that reveals the truth.

Pantene ad from Thailand.

http://v.youku.com/v\_show/id\_XMTIzMTgxNjg4.html