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Sister Feng, an Chinese internet celebrity famous for her high demands and expectations despite her own looks, now has a suitor, and he drives a BMW 5 Series.
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A collection of well-known Asian cross-dressers and Chinese, Japanese pretty boys who look more feminine and beautiful than the average girl. Can you tell?
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A Nanjing, China man brings back a new wife from Vietnam, spending only ~35,000 RMB total (~$5150). Chinese netizens compare this to the cost of Chinese wives.
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Photos of a young obese boy from Taiwan with his hot and cute girlfriend spread on the Chinese discussion forums and internet, becoming inspiration for all men.
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Photographs posted online of "undisciplined" female Taiwanese soldiers, including one who shows off her pink bra, have reached mainland China's netizens.
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A pretty college schoolgirl is accused by netizens of seeking fame after photos of her at US President Obama's recent Shanghai town hall meeting spread online.
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This is how a short girl handing out leaflets in Shanghai named Luo Yufeng started her career becoming the infamous Chinese internet celebrity "Sister Feng".
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Chinese netizens defend the popular but sometimes controversial 男人装 (Nan Ren Zhuang), the Chinese version of men's lifestyle magazine FHM (For Him Magazine).
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A street peddler becomes famous at China's Xian Jiaotong University & then on the internet. Why? Because she is a beautiful young Chinese girl, not old & ugly.
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Criteria for hiring female train attendants in China include being under 20-years old, over 1.65m tall, under 50kg, pretty appearance & good personal character.
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Gong Mi is a contestant on China's version of American Idol who first became popular for her Cecilia Cheung looks and then for whether she had plastic surgery.
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More funny, silly, or scary secrets of Chinese people translated into English. Secrets originally found on Tianya, one of China's most popular BBS forums.
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A picture of a long-legged girl with her back to the camera excited many Chinese men, prompting them to use search her out on the internet. A reporter finds her
Sister Feng, an Chinese internet celebrity famous for her high demands and expectations despite her own looks, now has a suitor, and he drives a BMW 5 Series.41
A collection of well-known Asian cross-dressers and Chinese, Japanese pretty boys who look more feminine and beautiful than the average girl. Can you tell?
A Nanjing, China man brings back a new wife from Vietnam, spending only ~35,000 RMB total (~$5150). Chinese netizens compare this to the cost of Chinese wives.
Photos of a young obese boy from Taiwan with his hot and cute girlfriend spread on the Chinese discussion forums and internet, becoming inspiration for all men.
Photographs posted online of "undisciplined" female Taiwanese soldiers, including one who shows off her pink bra, have reached mainland China's netizens.
A pretty college schoolgirl is accused by netizens of seeking fame after photos of her at US President Obama's recent Shanghai town hall meeting spread online.
This is how a short girl handing out leaflets in Shanghai named Luo Yufeng started her career becoming the infamous Chinese internet celebrity "Sister Feng".
Chinese netizens defend the popular but sometimes controversial 男人装 (Nan Ren Zhuang), the Chinese version of men's lifestyle magazine FHM (For Him Magazine).
A street peddler becomes famous at China's Xian Jiaotong University & then on the internet. Why? Because she is a beautiful young Chinese girl, not old & ugly.
Criteria for hiring female train attendants in China include being under 20-years old, over 1.65m tall, under 50kg, pretty appearance & good personal character.
Gong Mi is a contestant on China's version of American Idol who first became popular for her Cecilia Cheung looks and then for whether she had plastic surgery.
More funny, silly, or scary secrets of Chinese people translated into English. Secrets originally found on Tianya, one of China's most popular BBS forums.
A picture of a long-legged girl with her back to the camera excited many Chinese men, prompting them to use search her out on the internet. A reporter finds her