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1
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hearing news
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China
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Access to news is heavily censored and tightly controlled by the government, with limited access to international sources.
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1
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2
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news
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China
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News is heavily monitored and controlled by the government, and there is limited access to independent or international news sources.
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1
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3
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news
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China
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State-controlled news sources play a significant role in shaping public perception and discourse.
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1
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4
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news
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China
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News is heavily censored and controlled by the government, and citizens have limited access to international news sources.
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1
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5
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news consumption
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China
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State-owned media outlets have significant influence on news consumption
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1
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6
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news media
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China
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Subject to heavy government censorship and control
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1
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7
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read news
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China
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Often done during meal times, like breakfast or dinner
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1
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8
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read newspaper
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China
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May be heavily censored by the government and used as a tool for propaganda
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1
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9
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read newspaper
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China
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Reading newspapers is still a common way to gather information, especially among older generations, despite the rise of digital media
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1
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10
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reading news
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China
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Reading news from official state media sources and government-approved outlets is common, with an emphasis on news related to national and local policies.
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1
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11
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reading news
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China
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State-controlled media heavily influences the news that people read, and access to independent news sources may be restricted
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1
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12
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reading news
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China
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Often done in the evening after returning home from work or school
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1
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13
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reading news
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China
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Carefully monitored and controlled to ensure that citizens only access state-approved news sources.
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1
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14
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reading newspaper
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China
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Less common activity, especially among younger generations due to digital news consumption
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1
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15
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reading newspaper
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China
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Less common due to increasing reliance on digital news sources and mobile apps for news updates
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1
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