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Chinese netizens discuss a Korean article that allegedly includes a professor claiming that Cao Cao, whose tomb was recently discovered, was actually Korean.
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Chinese netizens outraged by newspaper reports & photos doctored to hide that a government vehicle was involved in fatally hitting and killing a young student.
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A Chinese netizen encourages Chinese people to escape the One Child Policy and rebuild China by emigrating overseas to have more children, using a fake photo.
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Transcript of an exchange between a Japanese reporter from the Kyodo News Agency & a Beijing (Peking) University student. Netizens are impressed and skeptical.
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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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Sharp-eyed Chinese netizens photograph multiple cars w/ special military license plates that protect them from traffic police. But they're all the same number!
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Chinese netizens react to how 2012 by Roland Emmerich portrays China. Some argue that it insults the Chinese people, unlike what the media has recently claimed.
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Chinese netizens offer the questions and topics they would like to ask or discuss with Obama if given the chance during the American president's visit to China.
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Viral advertisement video of a middle-aged Chinese woman (old auntie) selling tofu in an outdoor market in China by juggling tofu like a football (soccer ball).
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Chinese netizens are outraged when someone posts images of himself using freshly donated blood plasma from Chengdu Blood Bank as fertilizer to water his plants.
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A Chinese netizen's photo of her hand wearing an expensive Vacheron Constantin watch over her laptop and piles of RMB cash prompts other netizens to parody her.
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English translations of a NetEase feature on the controversies, scandals, waste, and Olympic comparisons of China's 11th National Games in Shandong province.
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Spreading on China's popular social network Kaixin001 is this viral video advertisement by HP Hewlett Packard of silly Chinese university students in Nanjing.
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Chinese netizens are baffled by a mysterious concrete/cement building in Wuhan, China that resembles a full-sized aircraft carrier. Is it for military training?
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Chinese girl in southern China with a congenital heart disease struggles to raise enough money for her own operation by borrowing from strangers on the streets.
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Photos of busty western women with big breasts are posted on KDS, a famous Shanghainese BBS discussion forum. Many Chinese men (and women) give their opinions.
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An amazing video of a Chinese man in Hangzhou, China riding a motor scooter with a watermelon balanced perfectly on top of his head! Is this real or fake?
Chinese netizens discuss a Korean article that allegedly includes a professor claiming that Cao Cao, whose tomb was recently discovered, was actually Korean.160
Chinese netizens outraged by newspaper reports & photos doctored to hide that a government vehicle was involved in fatally hitting and killing a young student.
A Chinese netizen encourages Chinese people to escape the One Child Policy and rebuild China by emigrating overseas to have more children, using a fake photo.
Transcript of an exchange between a Japanese reporter from the Kyodo News Agency & a Beijing (Peking) University student. Netizens are impressed and skeptical.
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.
Sharp-eyed Chinese netizens photograph multiple cars w/ special military license plates that protect them from traffic police. But they're all the same number!
Chinese netizens react to how 2012 by Roland Emmerich portrays China. Some argue that it insults the Chinese people, unlike what the media has recently claimed.
Chinese netizens offer the questions and topics they would like to ask or discuss with Obama if given the chance during the American president's visit to China.
Viral advertisement video of a middle-aged Chinese woman (old auntie) selling tofu in an outdoor market in China by juggling tofu like a football (soccer ball).
Chinese netizens are outraged when someone posts images of himself using freshly donated blood plasma from Chengdu Blood Bank as fertilizer to water his plants.
A Chinese netizen's photo of her hand wearing an expensive Vacheron Constantin watch over her laptop and piles of RMB cash prompts other netizens to parody her.
English translations of a NetEase feature on the controversies, scandals, waste, and Olympic comparisons of China's 11th National Games in Shandong province.
Spreading on China's popular social network Kaixin001 is this viral video advertisement by HP Hewlett Packard of silly Chinese university students in Nanjing.
Chinese netizens are baffled by a mysterious concrete/cement building in Wuhan, China that resembles a full-sized aircraft carrier. Is it for military training?
Chinese girl in southern China with a congenital heart disease struggles to raise enough money for her own operation by borrowing from strangers on the streets.
Photos of busty western women with big breasts are posted on KDS, a famous Shanghainese BBS discussion forum. Many Chinese men (and women) give their opinions.
An amazing video of a Chinese man in Hangzhou, China riding a motor scooter with a watermelon balanced perfectly on top of his head! Is this real or fake?