Did Winnie the Pooh steal China’s honey? China is blocking all mentions of the popular fictional character on social media sites — which may seem strange to those in the West who view the friendly, ...

The Chinese government is blocking social media posts including the image of A.A. Milne’s beloved Winnie the Pooh, apparently due to constant comparisons between the cartoon bear and Chinese President ...

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Up to Tuesday evening, the censors also banned users from posting the phrase “Winnie the Pooh” in Chinese in any comments. A message window would pop up to warn anyone who tried that their comment was ...

The Chinese government doesn’t like Winnie the Pooh memes, so much so that apparently now Overwatch players who type “Winnie the Pooh” in chat during a match, not only get an instant ban-hammer, but a ...

Chinese Overwatch players claim they're being instantly banned from the game for typing the words 'Winnie the Pooh' in public chat. Over the past few days, several players have posted across forums ...

One of the most pressing questions facing millions of Chinese internet users right now seems to be: Have the authorities banished a honey-loving teddy bear from China's cyberspace? The answer: Yes ...

One of the most pressing questions facing millions of Chinese internet users right now seems to be: Have the authorities banished a honey-loving teddy bear from China’s cyberspace? The answer: Yes… to ...