IMAGE: A protestor dressed as Winnie the Pooh gestures as people gather to protest against Xi Jinping's Hungary visit. All Photographs: Bernadett Szabo/Reuters IMAGE: Protestors walk with a ...

Winnie the Pooh has been used to represent — and criticise — the Chinese President Mr Xi for years. As a result, Chinese officials have censored images of the cartoon bear. Xi Jinping has been ...

WINNIE-THE-POOH is a good ... Any depiction of Pooh is guaranteed to attract the attention of the Chinese authorities. Why? When Xi Jinping visited Barack Obama at the White House in 2013, a ...

China’s AI chatbot, Ernie Bot, banned users who ask it about President Xi Jinping’s relation to Winnie the Pooh. The crop top-wearing bear was banned from China’s social media in 2017.

In 2013, Xi was the subject of memes comparing him to Pooh after a photo surfaced of him walking next to then-President Barack Obama, whom people likened to Tigger.

People in Taiwan are rushing to buy anti-Xi Jinping badges being worn by their air force pilots. The patches depict a Formosan black bear punching Winnie the Pooh, representing China's President ...

Therefore, yes, the Communist Party of China, headed by Xi Jinping, banned Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey in China. This sudden decision to pull the movie led to speculation about censorship.

For many residents, the Winnie the Pooh character is a playful taunt of China's President Xi Jinping, and Chinese censors in the past had briefly banned social media searches for the bear in the ...

PREMIUM The Xi Jinping regime views Winnie The Pooh as a symbol of dissent in China. WINNIE-THE-POOH is a good-natured, credulous bear. That makes him an unlikely protagonist for a slasher movie.

People in Taiwan are buying anti-Xi Jinping badges depicting Winnie the Pooh being punched by a Formosan black bear. Taiwan’s air force pilots are wearing the badge as a symbol of defiance against ...