"Fatso Kim the Third" blocked in China

On microblogs and on social media in China, it was well nigh universal to call the ruler of North Korea Jīn sān pàng 金三胖 ("Kim Third Fat" [referring to Kim Jung-un, third in the line of Kims following his father Kim Jung-il and his grandfather Kim Il-sung]) — until the North Korean government caught wind of it and complained to the Chinese government:

"North Korea begs China to stop calling Kim Jong Un fat" (FOX News, 11/15/16)

This prompted the Chinese government to block references to Jīn sān pàng 金三胖 ("Kim Third Fat"):

"China websites block searches for 'Fatty Kim the Third'" (Reuters, 11/16/16)

Chinese netizens promptly adapted by writing  Jīn sān pàng 金三胖 ("Kim Third Fat") as xīn pàng 鑫胖 ("wealth fat"), where xīn 鑫 is thought of as sān jīn 三金 ("three jin" [i.e., 'gold / Kim']').

If necessary to get around the censors, netizens can also divide pàng 胖 ("fat") into yuè 月 ("moon") and bàn 半 ("half"), thus jīn sān yuè bàn 金三月半 ("Kim / gold March / three months half") = Jīn sān pàng 金三胖 ("Kim Third Fat").

See these reddit threads:  here and here.

[h.t. Mark Metcalf; thanks to NSBK]