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A French girl blocking the automatic doors to prevent the train from leaving to wait for a friend is kicked off by another passenger. Chinese netizen reactions.
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Chinese netizen reactions to a petition on the White House "We the People" website to deport Sun Wei, suspect in the unsolved Zhu Lin thallium poisoning case.
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Chinese netizen reactions to Pyongyang female traffic police officer Ri Kyong Sim emotionally crying & wailing when receiving the 'Hero of the Republic' award.
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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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Ashin, the lead singer of Taiwanese pop band May Day, tops the popular Chinese microblogging social network with an image where he's compared to a squirrel.
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Chinese netizen reactions to French billionaire Pinault's return of bronze statue heads originally looted from Beijing's Old Summer Palace in the 19th century.
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Documentary-style video short on the rising Punk music scene in China, featuring interviews with Chinese bands Underbaby, P.K. 14, & British icon Johnny Rotten.
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to Miss Korea pageant contestants looking remarkably similar, Korean women, natural beauty, and cosmetic plastic surgery.
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Chinese netizen reactions to a photo showing Chinese overseas student and Boston Marathon Bombing victim Lu Lingzi being remembered at a Boston Red Sox game.
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to a video of the Texas fertilizer plant explosion featured on leading Chinese video sharing hosting website Youku.
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Translated Chinese netizen comments and discussions from China's major internet portals and social networks to the deadly April 15th Boston Marathon Bombings.
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The viral 'Reasons My Son Is Crying' Tumblr photo blog made by American dad Greg Pembroke spreads to China amusing Chinese netizens thanks to translations.
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to a subtitled clip of the "Nuke Kid on the Block' segment about North Korea & Kim Jong-un.on Jon Stewart's 'The Daily Show'
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to a news report of a foreigner sexually assaulting a woman in public in Changsha before being stopped by city residents.
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Photos of Japanese youth imitating Dragon Ball 'makankosappo' & 'kamehameha' energy wave (or Street Fighter 'hadouken' fireball) attacks reach China's netizens.
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A photo series featuring the wives of different countries' leaders tops the most-viewed charts on popular Chinese internet portal NetEase for over a week.
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Chinese netizen reactions to the purported North Korean propaganda video 'How Americans Live Today', actually a hoax created by British citizen Alun Hill.
A French girl blocking the automatic doors to prevent the train from leaving to wait for a friend is kicked off by another passenger. Chinese netizen reactions.333
Chinese netizen reactions to a petition on the White House "We the People" website to deport Sun Wei, suspect in the unsolved Zhu Lin thallium poisoning case.
Chinese netizen reactions to Pyongyang female traffic police officer Ri Kyong Sim emotionally crying & wailing when receiving the 'Hero of the Republic' award.
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.
Ashin, the lead singer of Taiwanese pop band May Day, tops the popular Chinese microblogging social network with an image where he's compared to a squirrel.
Chinese netizen reactions to French billionaire Pinault's return of bronze statue heads originally looted from Beijing's Old Summer Palace in the 19th century.
Documentary-style video short on the rising Punk music scene in China, featuring interviews with Chinese bands Underbaby, P.K. 14, & British icon Johnny Rotten.
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to Miss Korea pageant contestants looking remarkably similar, Korean women, natural beauty, and cosmetic plastic surgery.
Chinese netizen reactions to a photo showing Chinese overseas student and Boston Marathon Bombing victim Lu Lingzi being remembered at a Boston Red Sox game.
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to a video of the Texas fertilizer plant explosion featured on leading Chinese video sharing hosting website Youku.
Translated Chinese netizen comments and discussions from China's major internet portals and social networks to the deadly April 15th Boston Marathon Bombings.
The viral 'Reasons My Son Is Crying' Tumblr photo blog made by American dad Greg Pembroke spreads to China amusing Chinese netizens thanks to translations.
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to a subtitled clip of the "Nuke Kid on the Block' segment about North Korea & Kim Jong-un.on Jon Stewart's 'The Daily Show'
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to a news report of a foreigner sexually assaulting a woman in public in Changsha before being stopped by city residents.
Photos of Japanese youth imitating Dragon Ball 'makankosappo' & 'kamehameha' energy wave (or Street Fighter 'hadouken' fireball) attacks reach China's netizens.
A photo series featuring the wives of different countries' leaders tops the most-viewed charts on popular Chinese internet portal NetEase for over a week.
Chinese netizen reactions to the purported North Korean propaganda video 'How Americans Live Today', actually a hoax created by British citizen Alun Hill.