A picture of the "dragon" seal of approval from China's State Administration of Press Cheap FC Barcelona Jerseys , Publication, Radio, Film and Television Photo: Li JingjingGT Every Thursday afternoon at 1:30, Liu Huizhong arrives at room 301 in the China Film Archive in Beijing. One day at the end of 2015, he was reviewing the digital versions of two old films with two other censors.
One was Taitai Wansui (Long live my wife), produced in 1947. Liu gave the film a score of 62.
After being converted to digital formats, old films usually have technical issues such as black spots and light balance. Part of Liu's job is to ensure these have been taken care of. Of course this is only part of his job as a film censor working at the Film Bureau at China's State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT). On two other days of the week, he is responsible for reviewing new films.
Sharp judgement
As a film censor Cheap Atletico Madrid FC Jerseys , Liu is in charge of the destiny of movies in the Chinese mainland as any film that wants a spot in mainland theaters needs to pass SAPPRFT review to get a license: the golden "dragon mark" on a red background. The censor team consists of about 50 people, mostly over 50 years old while the youngest member is in his 30s. The 75-year-old Liu is the oldest of them all.
As part of the review process for new films, a movie will be viewed by five censors