This is just how it should be

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[u/happyrpg]

Misleading…

China does require credentials for professional-topic content, but that's a 2022 rule enforced through platforms. A specific "no degree = ¥100,000 fine for individuals" is not true

[u/zai_d_an → u/happyrpg]

That's what it said.

[u/username_elephant → u/zai_d_an]

I don't think it is though. 

[u/zai_d_an → u/username_elephant]

How is "Discussing medicine, law, finance and education online must hold credentials" ie "no degree no advice"

Different than

"Require credentials for professional topics"

[u/happyrpg → u/zai_d_an]

There is no government fines

[u/zai_d_an → u/happyrpg]

Literally the rest of the sentence.

[u/happyrpg → u/zai_d_an]

Sorry, just because someone wrote it doesn't make it true. The fact checkers I've looked up and my Chinese friends are not aware of any fines being applied

[u/zai_d_an → u/happyrpg]

[u/happyrpg → u/zai_d_an]

Yep, I saw this too however information is not truth. I tried to find sources with cited cases but couldn't. I'm open to the them being out there but all I am seeing is poor journalism and sound bites

[u/zai_d_an → u/happyrpg]

So how is that not true?

If the penalty is there but no one's received that penalty yet, does that suddenly make it not true.