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Silly and outlandish petitions made by Chinese netizens on the White House 'We the People' petitions website threatens to reduce it to a Chinese chat room.
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A history of the Statue of Liberty at the Huanghuagang Martyr Memorial in Guangzhou province and the changes and transformations it has undergone over 90 years.
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An upcoming documentary that explores the question of how the definition and concept of love is changing across China’s socioeconomic spectrum and modernization.
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An upcoming documentary about love in modern China that touches upon the romantic past and present of 1.3 billion people in the world’s most populous country.
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Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan appeared as unintentional background actors in a CCTV police documentary. Netizens makes fun of the coincidence.
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Chinese netizen reactions to a mainland Chinese student who sends a postcard to Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou and receives an autographed photo in return.
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A Chinese propaganda comic from 1950 compares life in China before and after Communist liberation, amusing netizens for its parallels to present-day China.
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After a Japanese magazine published fictional art of the proposed F3 Shinshin stealth fighter shooting down China's J20 jet, Chinese netizens return the favor.
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In the wake of Aung San Suu Kyi's victory, Netizens note the hypocrisy of China sending election monitors to Myanmar when China have no elections of its own.
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Netizens react to the first airing of commercials on Chongqing TV after the fall of former secretary Bo Xilai who banned commercials & promoted “Red Songs”.
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Chinese netizens compile a list of books with silly titles & comical themes, including gems like 'How to Beat Your Kids' & 'Only Socialism Can Save America'.
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Chinese netizens humorously ask each other if they've finished eating all of the salt many bought in a panic and stockpiled after the 2011 Japan earthquake.
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Pictures and video of a student fashion show at Chengdu University of Technology attracted a lot of attention both for the eye candy and copying Victoria's Secret.
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Part of Changsha's old city wall was found at a development site only to be razed and relocated by the developer, leaving netizens to lament the loss of culture.
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Photos of Chinese villagers carrying large plastic bags inflated with natural gas that they've illegally siphoned from nearby oil wells in Shandong province.
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Chinese netizens compare promotional videos from prestigious Peking University and Yale University, and their emphasis on past vs. present, scenery vs. students.
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Chinese netizens comment on a television news broadcast from the Wa State, an unrecognized state in Myanmar, that awfully resembles that of CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo.
Silly and outlandish petitions made by Chinese netizens on the White House 'We the People' petitions website threatens to reduce it to a Chinese chat room.
A history of the Statue of Liberty at the Huanghuagang Martyr Memorial in Guangzhou province and the changes and transformations it has undergone over 90 years.
An upcoming documentary that explores the question of how the definition and concept of love is changing across China’s socioeconomic spectrum and modernization.
An upcoming documentary about love in modern China that touches upon the romantic past and present of 1.3 billion people in the world’s most populous country.
Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan appeared as unintentional background actors in a CCTV police documentary. Netizens makes fun of the coincidence.
Chinese netizen reactions to a mainland Chinese student who sends a postcard to Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou and receives an autographed photo in return.
A Chinese propaganda comic from 1950 compares life in China before and after Communist liberation, amusing netizens for its parallels to present-day China.
After a Japanese magazine published fictional art of the proposed F3 Shinshin stealth fighter shooting down China's J20 jet, Chinese netizens return the favor.
In the wake of Aung San Suu Kyi's victory, Netizens note the hypocrisy of China sending election monitors to Myanmar when China have no elections of its own.
Netizens react to the first airing of commercials on Chongqing TV after the fall of former secretary Bo Xilai who banned commercials & promoted “Red Songs”.
Chinese netizens compile a list of books with silly titles & comical themes, including gems like 'How to Beat Your Kids' & 'Only Socialism Can Save America'.
Chinese netizens humorously ask each other if they've finished eating all of the salt many bought in a panic and stockpiled after the 2011 Japan earthquake.
Pictures and video of a student fashion show at Chengdu University of Technology attracted a lot of attention both for the eye candy and copying Victoria's Secret.
Part of Changsha's old city wall was found at a development site only to be razed and relocated by the developer, leaving netizens to lament the loss of culture.
Photos of Chinese villagers carrying large plastic bags inflated with natural gas that they've illegally siphoned from nearby oil wells in Shandong province.
Chinese netizens compare promotional videos from prestigious Peking University and Yale University, and their emphasis on past vs. present, scenery vs. students.
Chinese netizens comment on a television news broadcast from the Wa State, an unrecognized state in Myanmar, that awfully resembles that of CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo.
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Modern guy transforming to ancient guy wearing traditional costume, Chinese people love 穿越 (time travel) these days ...862 days ago»
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Underdeveloped? Ha, recreational club drugs are nearly everywhere, while the harder opiates are grown in the South. Hell even traditional Chinese medicine uses ...1110 days ago»
Technically the founding of the KMT itself is closely tied to the triads and secret societies (Tongmenghui), not to mention Chiang was practically a gangster i ...1119 days ago»
This has been in the news for a while already (although recently confirmed). ...1121 days ago»
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