Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, yet unmarried, were going for a stroll in Shanghai on March 27 when they accidentally walked in front of China Central Television cameras filming the fourth episode of a documentary called Chinese Police, according to a post on Sina Weibo translated on chinaSMACK. “By coincidence the subtitle that followed said ‘Many problems impelled the Chinese police to find way to increase efficiency.’” The joke here, of course, is that Facebook is blocked in China, and all netizens know it. Some have called this an advertising ploy, but who knows? Either way, I’m sure the producers were more than happy to have a clip of their show go viral — it’s on Tudou after the jump, since YouTube, like Facebook, remains on the wrong side of the Great Firewall.
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