#Winnie the pooh meme generator series#

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#Winnie the pooh meme generator series#

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Some things should be sacrosanct, and Pooh is definitely one.'īut not all social media users are against the plans - as one such user demonstrated: 'Winnie the Pooh is being made into an R-rated horror film. Others claimed the new film would 'ruin' the character for those who enjoyed the books during childhood, as well as for future generations. Winnie the Pooh stickers have also been removed from WeChat's official 'sticker gallery,' but user-generated gifs of the bear are still available on the popular messaging app.Ĭomparisons between Xi and Pooh first emerged in 2013, after Chinese social media users began circulating a pair of pictures that placed an image of Pooh and his slender tiger friend 'Tigger' beside a photograph of Xi walking with then-US President Barack Obama.Fans of the childhood tales have largely slammed the new film for 'ruining' the works and their own childhoods.įurious social media users reacted online, with one posting: 'Y'all really going to ruin Winnie the Pooh like this? No-one asked for this.'Ī second added: 'Winnie the Pooh is in the public domain and THIS is what we get out of it?!?!?! I'll stick with the heffalumps!' Posts bearing the image and the Chinese characters for Winnie the Pooh were still permitted on the Twitter-like Weibo platform Monday.īut comments referencing 'Little Bear Winnie' - Pooh's Chinese name - turned up error messages saying the user could not proceed because 'this content is illegal.' Has Winnie the Pooh done something to anger China's censors? Some mentions of the lovable but dimwitted bear with a weakness for 'hunny' have been blocked on Chinese social networks.Īuthorities did not explain the clampdown, but the self-described 'bear of very little brain' has been used in the past in a meme comparing him to portly Chinese President Xi Jinping.