Statistics for Things that Have Been Banned in China

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
References to this island as an independent nation	Taiwan	96%
This website founded by Mark Zuckerberg	Facebook	91%
This video site owned by Google	Youtube	88%
This online encyclopedia	Wikipedia	86%
Having more than one of these (until 2016)	Children	83%
References to the independence of this mountainous region	Tibet	81%
Films that refer to time travel such as this 1985 movie	Back to the Future	77%
Trading or "mining" this (banned in 2021)	Cryptocurrency	73%
References to this 1989 massacre	Tiananmen Square	73%
Comparisons of this lovable children's bear to the current leader of China	Winnie-the-Pooh	70%
Online posts related to this George Orwell book about Communist pigs	Animal Farm	65%
This 2009 movie, the highest-grossing of all time, was limited to IMAX and 3D screens only because it was too popular	Avatar	65%
This Canadian singer, for "bad behavior"	Justin Bieber	63%
This movie about two gay cowboys	Brokeback Mountain	61%
Worshiping this religious figure who fled to India in 1959	Dalai Lama	57%
This "rebirth" into a new corporeal form (without government approval)	Reincarnation	31%
This white flower that is often used to flavor green tea (banned temporarily)	Jasmine	30%
The album "Chinese Democracy" by this American rock band	Guns N' Roses	23%
This grey-haired actor who has often campaigned for the independence of the above	Richard Gere	22%
This religious and exercise movement	Falun Gong	16%