The State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television has deployed a special campaign to crack down on harmful, vulgar content, and copyright infringement in micro-short dramas.

On June 1st, the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television deployed a special campaign to address harmful and vulgar content as well as copyright infringement and piracy in micro-dramas. The special campaign will last for 2 months, and will focus on addressing 8 key issues such as content harmful to children, soft pornography, flaunting wealth, distorted views on marriage, feudal superstitions, violence and revenge, vulgar titles, copyright infringement, and piracy in some micro-dramas. The aim is to regulate the creation and dissemination of micro-dramas and further promote a clean and healthy industry ecosystem. Officials from the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television stated that this special campaign is of great significance in creating a positive content ecosystem within the micro-drama industry. Provincial-level radio and television administrative authorities are required to fulfill their responsibilities and establish inspection and spot check mechanisms to monitor platforms and production organizations in their jurisdiction throughout the entire process. Relevant platforms and production organizations must take their responsibilities seriously, actively conduct comprehensive inspections, address any issues promptly, and take appropriate measures. In addition to the special campaign, efforts will also be made to enhance the quality of micro-drama creation through the "Five-One-Project" initiative. After the special campaign concludes, the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television will summarize experiences, carry out regular monitoring and supervision, formulate and improve regulations, and continue to promote a positive online audiovisual environment. This article is reprinted from the official WeChat account of the "State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television"; edited by Chen Xiaoyi.