A U.S. industry group awarded a Chinese college student a trip to Hollywood on Tuesday for his short film denouncing movie piracy -- the latest effort by American movie executives to stamp out China's thriving trade in fake DVDs. The one-minute video short by Liang Jinwei, 21, a broadcasting student from south China's Guangxi University for Ethnic Minorities, showed elementary kids in class learning that piracy is just like stealing money or a bike.
August 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A U.S. industry group awarded a Chinese college student a trip to Hollywood on Tuesday for his short film denouncing movie piracy — the latest effort by American movie executives to stamp out China’s thriving trade in fake DVDs.
The one-minute video short by Liang Jinwei, 21, a broadcasting student from south China’s Guangxi University for Ethnic Minorities, showed elementary kids in class learning that piracy is just like stealing money or a bike.
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