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coffaholic
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Q: Is it really that easy to get on TV here?

I know that a few years ago it was, but I'm not sure if that's still the case nowadays...

14 years 47 weeks ago in  Lifestyle - China

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It depends on the city.  1st & 2nd tier, not so easy anymore.  3rd tier where there are few to no foreigners, pretty easy.

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Compared to the West, it's still easy as long as you know someone who knows someone. I have yet to see one good, foreign actor on a chinese tv show though. The foreigners on tv here are an embarassment...

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Nope mine is a flat screen, more difficult now than when I had the old telly....

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