The men were put to afterlife by baleful bang in Kunming, Yunnan province.
CCTV Account advertisement reside footage of the men getting taken from their beef to the beheading site, admitting it did not appearance the moment of death.
Many amusing media users in China accept reacted angrily, accusatory the advertisement as insensitive.
Among the prisoners was Naw Kham, a Burmese man anticipation to accept been one of the a lot of able warlords in the Golden Triangle of Thailand, Laos and Burma.
The fishermen were begin asleep central two Chinese burden ships in October 2011 on the Thai ancillary of the river.
State media said Naw Kham and his subordinates had collaborated with Thai soldiers in ablution an advance on the ships, the Hua Ping and Yu Xing.
The added men were Hsang Kham from Thailand, Yi Lai, who is stateless, and Zha Xika from Laos, said the Xinhua account agency.
Social media users in China batten out adjoin the men getting paraded in foreground of cameras, in what some are adage was a throw-back to the beheading rallies of China's past.
River security
The accumulation were arrested in Burma and brought to China in May endure year, afterwards Beijing said the advance had happened on lath Chinese-flagged ships.
In November, they were begin accusable of advised homicide, biologic trafficking, kidnapping and hijacking.
Two added associates of the assemblage were aswell bedevilled - one accustomed a afterlife book with abatement and the added eight years in prison.
Thailand launched an analysis into the allegations adjoin nine of its soldiers.
China's accompaniment media had beforehand said that afterwards finals appeals, the four would be accomplished by baleful bang on Friday. Xinhua said they had had their "legal rights absolutely respected" while on afterlife row.
The advance came amidst a beachcomber of hijacking of argosy sailing on the Mekong which were abhorrent on gangs operating in the belled drug-trafficking region.
China, Burma, Laos and Thailand launched collective aegis patrols on the Mekong in response.
Li Zhuqun, a chief all-embracing co-operation official at China's Ministry of Public Aegis said the assemblage had now been torn up, but that "efforts to ensure the assurance of the Mekong River will continue".
"We will abide patrols and law administration co-operation with the added three countries to aegis shipment on the river," he told China Daily.
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