China last updated its laws on “digitally obscene” content in 2010.
Those regulations said the “production, reproduction, publication, trafficking, dissemination” of any obscene works that generate more than 5,000 clicks online, or that make profits of more than 5,000 yuan ($1,072), should be treated as a crime.
It’s not immediately clear from the article if the works in question are 18+ or are just treated as obscene for being gay.
Article does indeed say
It’s not immediately clear from the article if the works in question are 18+ or are just treated as obscene for being gay.