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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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Chinese netizen reactions to American book "Niubi: The REAL Chinese You Were Never Taught In School" by Eveline Chao, which teaches foul language & bad words.
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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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Seoul, Korea announced that the Chinese, Japanese, and Thai consider it to be the #1 city they want to visit. A Chinese netizen then posts unflattering photos.
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Reactions to a Chinese netizen's complaint that America donated 100 million for Haiti's 2009 earthquake but only 500k USD to China's 2008 Sichuan Earthquake.
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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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On 2010 January 12, Chinese netizens woke up & discovered that China's #1 search engine, Baidu, was hacked by the Iranian Cyber Army! Here are some reactions.
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Chinese netizens discuss the 12 Time magazine cover appearances of communist revolutionary and former leader of China Chairman Mao Zedong (Mao Tse-tung).
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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 netizen reactions to James Cameron's "Avatar", many noting how similar it is to a controversial social problem in China. Also, huge lines of moviegoers.
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A Chinese netizen reacts to China's execution of a British citizen convicted of drug smuggling by citing government official Lin Zexu banning opium 170 yrs ago.
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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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Chinese netizens react to the 2009 United Nations Copenhagen Climate Change Conference failure to produce a binding pact with set emission reduction targets.
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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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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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Amazing photos from 1932 early 20th century Asia, including Singapore, Hong Kong, Canton (Guangdong), Shanghai, Peking (Beijing) by young New Yorker Mary Smith.
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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.
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.263
Chinese netizen reactions to American book "Niubi: The REAL Chinese You Were Never Taught In School" by Eveline Chao, which teaches foul language & bad words.
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.
Seoul, Korea announced that the Chinese, Japanese, and Thai consider it to be the #1 city they want to visit. A Chinese netizen then posts unflattering photos.
Reactions to a Chinese netizen's complaint that America donated 100 million for Haiti's 2009 earthquake but only 500k USD to China's 2008 Sichuan Earthquake.
World search leader, Google, threatens to stop operating in China, because of attempts to hack human rights activists' email accounts. Chinese netizens despair.
On 2010 January 12, Chinese netizens woke up & discovered that China's #1 search engine, Baidu, was hacked by the Iranian Cyber Army! Here are some reactions.
Chinese netizens discuss the 12 Time magazine cover appearances of communist revolutionary and former leader of China Chairman Mao Zedong (Mao Tse-tung).
Chinese netizens discuss a Korean article that allegedly includes a professor claiming that Cao Cao, whose tomb was recently discovered, was actually Korean.
Chinese netizen reactions to James Cameron's "Avatar", many noting how similar it is to a controversial social problem in China. Also, huge lines of moviegoers.
A Chinese netizen reacts to China's execution of a British citizen convicted of drug smuggling by citing government official Lin Zexu banning opium 170 yrs ago.
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.
Chinese netizens react to the 2009 United Nations Copenhagen Climate Change Conference failure to produce a binding pact with set emission reduction targets.
Chinese netizens translate & react to English comments posted by foreigners responding to the recent "Made in China, Made With The World" advertising campaign.
Transcript of an exchange between a Japanese reporter from the Kyodo News Agency & a Beijing (Peking) University student. Netizens are impressed and skeptical.
Amazing photos from 1932 early 20th century Asia, including Singapore, Hong Kong, Canton (Guangdong), Shanghai, Peking (Beijing) by young New Yorker Mary Smith.
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.