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A half-naked Chinese man wielding two large cleavers in the middle of a street in Dongguan, Guangdong becomes internet famous for his expression and erection.
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An 8-year-old girl makes money by holding classmates' comics & lending a pencil sharpener. Chinese netizens discuss the balance of money, education, friendship.
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English Translation of China's most popular blogger Han Han's blog post reviewing the 2010 Chinese blockbuster movie Confucius starring Chow Yun Fat & Zhou Xun.
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Wang Yongping, China's railway ministry spokesperson justifies the new Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed train's expensive ticket prices by comparing w/ Germany's ICE.
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Huaxi Village, supposedly a model of communism + capitalism, is not a typical rural village in China. So why is it building the world's 15th tallest skyscraper?
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Google China denies recent rumors & speculation that its staff & employees have been laid off or that its office has been closed through a post on their blog.
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World search leader, Google, threatens to stop operating in China, because of attempts to hack human rights activists' email accounts. Chinese netizens despair.
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Chinese netizens share a story of a kind-hearted hair salon owner woman who welcomed an elderly beggar, gave him a free shampoo, haircut, shave, and some money.
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Resisting the forceful eviction and demolition of their homes, Chinese residents in Kunming hang hand-made banners appealing to a tomboy pop star for salvation.
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Photos showing a day in the life of one of many of China's migrant workers, Wang, a tile worker in Beijing who must travel across the entire city each day.
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Chinese netizens translate & react to English comments posted by foreigners responding to the recent "Made in China, Made With The World" advertising campaign.
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Shanxi coal bosses are part of China's 'new rich', possessing immense wealth, spending huge sums of money, & living decadent lifestyles while their miners die.
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Beggars dress up like Buddhist nuns and monks to sell cheap trinkets and seek "donations or offerings" and make a living. Many earn more than honest laborers.
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Announcement of a Chinese Shaolin Kung Fu vs. Thai Kick-Boxing Fighting Competition lead to netizens in China criticizing Shaolin's "CEO Monk" Abbot Shi Yongxin
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Nearly 1000 cats were discovered by Chinese netizens stuffed in cages without food or water in Tianjin, China, waiting to be sold & slaughtered for their meat.
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Chinese netizen complains about a new regulation only allowing 87 kW·h of electricity for private homes with higher prices for using more; asks: Who decided 87?
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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).
A half-naked Chinese man wielding two large cleavers in the middle of a street in Dongguan, Guangdong becomes internet famous for his expression and erection.60
An 8-year-old girl makes money by holding classmates' comics & lending a pencil sharpener. Chinese netizens discuss the balance of money, education, friendship.
English Translation of China's most popular blogger Han Han's blog post reviewing the 2010 Chinese blockbuster movie Confucius starring Chow Yun Fat & Zhou Xun.
Wang Yongping, China's railway ministry spokesperson justifies the new Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed train's expensive ticket prices by comparing w/ Germany's ICE.
Huaxi Village, supposedly a model of communism + capitalism, is not a typical rural village in China. So why is it building the world's 15th tallest skyscraper?
Google China denies recent rumors & speculation that its staff & employees have been laid off or that its office has been closed through a post on their blog.
World search leader, Google, threatens to stop operating in China, because of attempts to hack human rights activists' email accounts. Chinese netizens despair.
Chinese netizens share a story of a kind-hearted hair salon owner woman who welcomed an elderly beggar, gave him a free shampoo, haircut, shave, and some money.
Resisting the forceful eviction and demolition of their homes, Chinese residents in Kunming hang hand-made banners appealing to a tomboy pop star for salvation.
Photos showing a day in the life of one of many of China's migrant workers, Wang, a tile worker in Beijing who must travel across the entire city each day.
Chinese netizens translate & react to English comments posted by foreigners responding to the recent "Made in China, Made With The World" advertising campaign.
Shanxi coal bosses are part of China's 'new rich', possessing immense wealth, spending huge sums of money, & living decadent lifestyles while their miners die.
Beggars dress up like Buddhist nuns and monks to sell cheap trinkets and seek "donations or offerings" and make a living. Many earn more than honest laborers.
Announcement of a Chinese Shaolin Kung Fu vs. Thai Kick-Boxing Fighting Competition lead to netizens in China criticizing Shaolin's "CEO Monk" Abbot Shi Yongxin
Nearly 1000 cats were discovered by Chinese netizens stuffed in cages without food or water in Tianjin, China, waiting to be sold & slaughtered for their meat.
Chinese netizen complains about a new regulation only allowing 87 kW·h of electricity for private homes with higher prices for using more; asks: Who decided 87?
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).