Translated Chinese jokes, humor, and witticisms from China’s internet.
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A collection of jokes and humor from popular Chinese website 糗事百科 The Encyclopedia of Embarrassment regarding the recent 2013 and 2008 Sichuan earthquakes.17 -
Chinese humor about recent university murders, avian flu, North Korea-US conflict, and China's history, law, foreign policy, food safety, movies, & 50 Cent Party. -
How to prank your teacher, where one's youth died, random Chinese idiom, random cute dog, understanding love through films, math concepts, the UN, and divorces. -
The most up-voted netizen-submitted jokes on popular Chinese humor website 糗事百科 'The Encyclopedia of Embarrassment' (from March 9-15), translated into English. -
A collection of Chinese Internet jokes and humor about unpaid holidays, traveling anecdotes, winter break homework for students, and newly added spring breaks. -
Funny and silly Chinese snowmen and snow sculptures, netizen reactions to people speaking like Zhen Huan, and the Good Samaritan acts of modern day Lei Fengs. -
A collection of Chinese internet humor about Beijing's air pollution, the Lakers' 6-game losing streak, hot stories in 2012, test-taking tactics, and academics. -
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Part of a series of 3-panel photos featuring dry humor dialogue between a female 'diaosi' and "goddess" popular on China's popular Weibo microbloging platform. -
A series of 3-panel photos featuring dry humor dialogue between a female 'diaosi' and "goddess" that went viral on China's popular Weibo microbloging platform. -
Chinese internet humor involving students, Mainland-Taiwanese marriages illustrating inflation, and Li Shizhen on the flavors of human bodily fluids and waste. -
A list of English wordplay 'translating' Chinese terms or phrases touching upon social issues in China such as corruption, censorship, and internet culture. -
The latest Chinese internet meme 十动然拒 'Deeply moved, then rejected' and Chinese netizen observations of the new CPC Central Politburo Standing Committee. -
Some Chinese internet jokes & humor about November 11th Singles Day, Obama's victory over Romney, & the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. -
A collection of jokes, quips, and possibly but not necessarily profound observations about friends and friendship between the genders, classmates, and online. -
Translated samples of a Chinese internet meme involving upperclassmen and their selfless deeds helping underclassmen 'junior brothers' pursue 'junior sisters'. -
Jokes about writer Mo Yan winning the 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature, the first 'Chinese citizen' to finally win one, circulate on China's Renren social network. -
An assortment of Chinese internet jokes and humor about holiday crowds and traffic, regaining and losing faith in love, dialects and puns, and friendships.
