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发表于 2013-12-18 22:45:10 |只看该作者 |倒序浏览
NANJING - A Chinese court on Wednesday decided the producer of a popular animation was partly to blame for injuries to two children when another child imitated an episode of the TV series.
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, W7 k2 ?: h. {+ Y) @6 F$ t# T0 aThe two brothers, Ran Ran, 7, and Hao Hao, 4, from Donghai County in east China's Jiangsu Province, were badly burnt on April 6, when they were tied to a tree and set alight by their friend Shun Shun, 10, who confessed he was imitating a scene from the cartoon "Xi Yangyang & Hui Tailang (Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf)"., w( Y0 e1 ]& l$ E' t
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Hao Hao received 80 percent burns. Ran Ran was less seriously injured with burns to 40 percent of his body.+ J, E! s, m* I* m$ k

: ^/ O3 M5 R2 X3 ^5 K# O1 [8 WShun Shun's legal guardians and the cartoon producer -- Guangzhou's Creative Power Entertaining Co., Ltd. -- are jointly responsible for the two brothers' injuries, according to the verdict of the court.$ V7 p# P! N" u  h7 R. w( F2 P
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The cartoon is aimed at children, so producers are obliged to scrutinize violence carefully, said the court, adding that inappropriate scenes should be edited out and warnings given.; G9 w1 G9 M9 O9 B; u; i- m( ^7 U

4 p, g% n. e* F2 k  I0 Z* T" R; uThe cartoon has previously shown several scenes of violence, generating negative effects and resulting in serious consequences, the court said.% b2 Q# y* R0 T+ \% F
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According to the ruling, Shun Shun's guardians will pay 60 percent of the injured brothers' compensation and the cartoon producer will shoulder 15 percent.
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, N4 A$ k' ]& c. _0 UFrom:http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/chi ... ontent_17183285.htm
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