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There is a new tv drama called 人民的名义 (In the name of people). It is about Chinese government trying to discover and fight corruption. Xi Jinping is running a real anti-corruption campaign and the production received significant government funding. It should be interesting and fun to watch. Chinese citizens say that although it's a fiction, the tv drama feels so real :)

 

Youku link: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjY3MTQ2MDE0OA==.html

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When I tried to watch the screen was covered in scrolling characters and the number six repeated a lot. The picture behind was almost completely obscured. Is this me? Or something else I don't know about not being a regular user of Youku?

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Shelley are you using the app or streaming from the website itself? 

I had no problem playing video 

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2 hours ago, Shelley said:

When I tried to watch the screen was covered in scrolling characters and the number six repeated a lot. The picture behind was almost completely obscured. Is this me? Or something else I don't know about not being a regular user of Youku?

 

@Shelley That's a feature. You can disable it by clicking on the "弹" buttom. Those are viewer-submittted comments. 

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Ah thank you, I knew it had to be something like that, I was watching the link in the original post from my pc.

 

Out of interest do we know why the number 6 was so popular? I don't remember any thing auspicious connected to 6.

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6666666 in gaming means 溜 "well done, well played" but in these comments it means nothing, just a way to spam the channel.

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Oh wow, I suppose its a bit like text speak, there must be lots of this sort of thing.

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@艾墨本you're not wrong. 牛 is also a possibility I think.

Yes, Shelly, they are the Chinese version of leet speak.

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I watched the first episode. Does anyone think as I did that 丁副市長 looks vaguely like someone else? :mrgreen:

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The series has also been posted on Youtube, if people here are having problems with Youku or don't like enabling cookies.

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It's even trending on YouTube. Right now episode 20 is the 10th most popular video in Australia—of all videos, not just Chinese language ones.

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I have been watching on tv here in China. Its very interesting. However, there is a lot of vocab I am not familiar with. Does anybody know where to find a list of vocab for this series? If such a thing exists!?

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This WeChat account  provides soft-copy transcripts for Chinese TV shows.  They charge for each episode so it might get costly for an entire series, but I imagine transcripts from just the first few episodes would be enough to get a good feel for commonly used vocab.

 

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hi Imron. thanks for this tip. it is really useful. I have got in touch with them just now and they will have the first two episodes done tomorrow. They charge 100 kuai per episode, it is 2kuai per minute. easy to pay on zhifubao.  I will let everybody know how it goes. cheers.

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Ok, that's more pricey than I thought.  A previous thread that first mentioned this service was charging 10 rmb an episode for 欢乐颂.

 

I guess the price fluctuates depending on popularity and how recent it is.

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