Chinese netizens’ opinions, views, and perspectives of other countries in the world.
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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.127 -
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. -
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. -
Chinese netizens spot blatant violations on the very first day after a new military regulation prohibiting luxury cars to have special military license plates. -
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to Miss Korea pageant contestants looking remarkably similar, Korean women, natural beauty, and cosmetic plastic surgery. -
Chinese humor about recent university murders, avian flu, North Korea-US conflict, and China's history, law, foreign policy, food safety, movies, & 50 Cent Party. -
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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. -
Learn Chinese song 玫瑰色的你 ‘Rose-Colored’ by 张悬 Deserts Chang aka Zhang Xuan. Includes music video, Chinese lyrics, Pinyin romanization, & English translation. -
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.
