Forget the Olympics! Another type of “world-class entertainment” is coming to China.
Mexico’s Grupo Televisa today began production of Chou Nu Wu Di, the Chinese version of La fea más bella, the telenovela it refried from Colombia’s Yo soy Betty la fea and gave birth to Ugly Betty.
According to Televisa, the drama could extend for as long as 400 episodes, and it has been “adapted to Chinese tastes” (?) to make sure its content doesn’t offend the locals.
(I certainly hope the $20 million investment will serve such a purpose, as I’m still very offended by the Mexican version.)
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America began the production of “absolutly no aztlan” today. It will be a BLAST for all involved. ENJOY, everybody. Sit back and have a BLAST!
and la fea and la gordita can enjoy the show along with the rest of you beautiful people.
not surprising. both nations have similar demographics. and mexico is one of the first countries to establish relations with china.
alot of mexicans are interested in china and vice versa.
althrough there are hardly any chinese in mexico.
i expect this to change in the coming years
could be very interesting. considering the two cultures are in some ways complete polar opposites.
Well there are versions all over the world based off the original. I’ve even seen an Indian version
I loved this show. I watched it all the time when I lived in Mexico. It was cheesy but delightfully so.
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i love the US, Colombian and Mexican versions and on next month Philippines will have its own version entitled ‘I Love Betty la Fea’.
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