Winnie the Pooh horror film won't be shown in Hong Kong or Macau
This meme showing Xi Jinping and former US President Barack Obama began circulating in 2013
"They claim technical reasons but there is no technical reason. The film has showed in over 4,000 cinema screens worldwide. These 30-plus screens in Hong Kong are the only ones with such issues." But Disney - which bought some licences in the 1960s - still owns certain rights. Trademark laws mean the bear cannot wear a red T-shirt in the horror film, for example.BBC Culture last month.
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