• The Mandarin term “普通级” is a paraphrase of the English word “General”.
• In Singapore, the review and classification of films is overseen by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). 
• There are a total of six film ratings in Singapore. “General” is the widest rating, meaning the film is suitable for viewing by audiences of all ages.
• The “General” rating is represented by a symbol with a white “G” on a green circle. This symbol is shown on promotional posters and in the film’s opening title sequence.

G级别 (Mainland China, Taiwan), 普通观众级 (Mainland China, Taiwan)

• In Singapore, film companies must indicate the rating of a film before submitting it to IMDA for review. IMDA will then assess the film based on this rating to determine if the judgment is appropriate.
• If IMDA finds that the film does not match the rating indicated by the film company, it will suggest classification under a more appropriate rating.
• In 2018, the Government passed a Bill to officially allow industry practitioners and the Government to jointly review and classify audio-visual works. To become an officially qualified reviewer, an industry practitioner must undergo training and pass an exam, and must receive refresher training every year thereafter.