Chinese netizens’ opinions, views, and perspectives of other countries in the world.
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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.58 -
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 react, some negatively, to news of a Chinese Yale graduate donating 8,888,888 USD to his alma mater, the largest individual donation to date. -
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. -
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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. -
Chinese netizens say an American woman, Julie Harms, trying to use China's petitioning system to get justice for her fiance fails to understand the culture gap. -
Mainland Chinese netizens discuss the 10 Time magazine cover appearances of past Kuomintang (KMT) and Republic of China leader Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi). -
Chinese netizens react to a series of photos (incl. Copehagen Conference) showing the effects of global warming, pollution, & climate change around the world. -
A photo exhibition in Shanghai features two Chinese reporters' interview with Somalian pirates, the first such interview given to the international media. -
Chinese netizens translate & react to English comments posted by foreigners responding to the recent "Made in China, Made With The World" advertising campaign. -
Chinese netizens react to set photos from the 2010 remake of the 1984 movie Red Dawn. In the new movie, America is invaded by China instead of the Soviet Union. -
Transcript of an exchange between a Japanese reporter from the Kyodo News Agency & a Beijing (Peking) University student. Netizens are impressed and skeptical. -
Chinese netizens are furious over news reports of a woman in Chengdu, China who set herself on fire to protest the government evicting and demolishing her home. -
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?
