Television sales in China are dropping, and a top electronics executive says the decline may be more about the content on the screens than the hardware itself.
During China’s biggest annual political meetings—known as the “Two Sessions”—held in Beijing from March 4 to March 12, Li Dongsheng, founder and chairman of Chinese electronics company TCL Technology and a deputy in China’s rubber-stamp congress, told reporters that a key reason for weak TV sales in China is that “TV programs are no longer attractive.”
