The website, also known as YYeTs.com, was how the 24-year-old film school student was able to watch hundreds of episodes of pirated American TV shows when he was growing up in northern China. But the site — one of China's largest, longest-running and last-remaining destinations for pirated, subtitled foreign content — was shuttered on February 3 as part of a sweeping police clampdown on piracy. While the website is still live, none of its services work anymore.
Long before the latest crackdown, Renren Yingshi was running into trouble with authorities. In 2009, it was one of more than 100 Chinese websites shut down for"rectification" after the government issued rules that banned the dissemination of unapproved movies and TV shows on the Chinese internet. CBS sitcom"The Big Bang Theory" has become a smash hit in China.
Ben_Westcott proctect Your American Copy Right, sad or happy?
翻墙不香吗？
With brain-dead Biden's America this is where America is heading.
There is something wrong when your cable bill is more than your power bill , survey cable companies are 1 hated followed by News Media 2 ... figures .. LOL
at this time you don't yelling to protect copyright
...hehe then they say ' no human rights abuses'.
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主要是中国生理教育还比较落后🤣
You’re not going to believe this but, solarmovies.
Still most of the best selling Hollywood film are released in China that I am aware of ....
thank you very much for your work
⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ 闫丽梦 LimengYan DrLiMengYan
新闻原来也可以这么看？😂
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