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Old May 31, 2016 | 7:56 pm
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anacapamalibu
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Originally Posted by DaileyB
My 15-year-old son will be visiting his aunts & uncles in Wuhan beginning in late June. He has gotten heavily into video editing and wants to film exotic places when he visits Wuhan, Shanghai and Nanchang during the 5 weeks he and his sister will be in China. Besides obvious sites like military sites, are there any sites or anything else that he should avoid so he won't get in trouble and his film won't be confiscated?
I would avoid filming govt buildings, people in uniform, power plants, (security) at airports, train stations, anything
remotely resembling military. Other than that, public filming in general is more accepted in China than here in US.

One time I got a complaint from a location in Beijing while filming a monk, who had been paid quite a bit of money. So paid the temple a couple hundred rmb and they were happy.
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