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HugAPanda

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Q: American/English language TV.. dubbed in Chinese or subtitles?

12 years 33 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - China

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kchur

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The TV is dubbed, but American stuff rarely comes on, except for the movie channel.

Ask around. There are places selling cheap DVDs everywhere, all with subtitles. The selection can be pretty random but they generally take recommendations at no extra charge.

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philwilliams.cn

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China is the home of online pirated video, so the best place to watch TV is online. A good selection of TV and movies with English voice with Chinese subtitles

www.80ab.com
www.d33.cc
www.dvdba.net

You will have to download a player first．

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