Real Disneyland coming to mainland China
January 15th, 2009 by James
A Japanese reporter visits China’s fake Disneyland to get an opinion on the official Disneyland that will be built outside Shanghai:
The reporter could not find any blatant violations of Disney copyright at today’s Shijingshan Amusement Park, but she did manage to find a few visitors. They said they’d be interested in visiting the real Disney park when it opens for business. A staff person said she had not heard about the new Disneyland and was unconcerned about competition from it because Shanghai and Beijing are quite far apart.
An China expert interviewed said that he believed the fact that the opening of a Disney theme park on the mainland will probably cause the Chinese government to launch further crackdowns on copyright violation. Considering the fact that the Shanghai city government will have a majority stake in the park will probably help the matter.
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What, another one? They already have one in Hong Kong.
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why does Japanese tv keep going on about this place?
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The Japanese reporter’s spoken Chinese sucks!
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I don’t understand why the Japanese media is so interested in this.
Honestly, that amusement park doesn’t look like fun at all.
If you ever happen to be in the southern part of Germany, make sure to go to Europa Park, it’s the best theme park in europe!
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