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Q: Chinese versions of Stephen Colbert or Jon Stewart?

I figure this is a long shot, but are there any TV satirical pundits in China that do the same thing as Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert (ie. throw spitballs at public and political figures)?

If there are, are they famous/funny?

12 years 40 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

 
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the chinese stephen colbert is currently in prison for inciting a revolution. and the chinese jon stewart disapeard never to be heard from again

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Heh, if you think there would be a major television host celebrity famous for satirizing China's current political leaders and political snafus, then you should take another look around here.

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Wow this question was thought through carefully! Laughing out loud Laughing out loud

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