asianthology012c
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wouldn't expect anything out of that, although I hope car interest is generated.
Are TV programs the only good export the British have ever had? Besides the Pilgrims and/or the Beatles, I suppose, depending on your tastes.
I do agree with some guys that the chinese spinoff is pointless and I don't think it's gonna work. They do that simply because the uk version is popular in China for some years. I mean I do hope it works, but if not, just stop and watch the uk one.
Rehosted the images for you-- Baidu does not allow hotlinking.btw, the chinese tg mag is basically a auto mag with 1/3 translated content from the previous month's british tg mag
some other pictures of the rumor
some say this is the host.
have no idea who she is
it seems that the chinese version(tiger) of 25 anniversary m3 is in the show
hmm, the show might be interesting based on those cars..
Do not worry the BBC does not advertise (in the Ukania at least). The magazine is not directly related to the BBC it is an independent organisation that has a licence to use Top Gear name and logo.i come from china..
i heard it recently.
maybe there will be a xiang'sheng actor called CaoYunJin as a co-presenter.
but i'm not interested in topgear china version...the car show here is not popular and i doubt the crew can get any supercars.
and there is another problem...bbc is not allowed to put any ads on their show, however there is no tv channel like that in china.
the top gear magazine is called ??????
i don't know whether your internet browser can show chinese charactor.
it means ??:motor??:test??:report
but it did have a BBC logo on the top.
i've bought some of them, one i remembered quite well is the race between veryon and F1 ..
there are not as much the original articles as the uk topgear magazine