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Chinese netizens comment on 6 Wuxi city Jiangsu province government buildings and courthouses that look awfully similar to the United States Capitol building.
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A collection of jokes about the recent yogurt & medicine capsules containing industrial gelatin made from leather shoes scandal, childhood, and awkward moments.
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Chinese netizens comment on a television news broadcast from the Wa State, an unrecognized state in Myanmar, that awfully resembles that of CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo.
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“China does not have one 'national internet,' instead there’s a great divide. Our elites are on par with America, while our grassroots are on par with Vietnam.”
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An old video of a Muslim "terrorist/insurgent/fighter" firing a mortar and dying in a sudden explosion becomes popular after being recently uploaded onto Youku.
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Some mixed opinions of a shanzhai (counterfeit/fake/knock-off) "Nokia" cell phone made in China. Some think shanzhai is a culture by itself, others are ashamed.
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Attendees & netizens are surprised by a group of Buddhist monks at this year's ChinaJoy Expo, a Shanghai video game convention known for its sexy young models.
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A group of Chinese tell a pictorial story about endangered rainforests in Yunnan, Southern China borrowing inspiration from the James Cameron's "Avatar" movie.
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Photographs of how a Chinese netizen recreated the arc reactor in Tony Stark/Iron Man's chest. Original price 9998 RMB! Special holiday price only 198 RMB!
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As China's SARFT cracks down on "shanzhai" (unauthorized, fake, bootleg, illegal) satellite dishes, creative Chinese people are trying to hide & camouflage them.
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A "viral" commercial advertisement where a teacher uses silly methods to teach is criticized by Chinese netizens as plagiarizing a Japanese Fanta commerical.
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Chinese netizens criticize the People's Daily's, a newspaper in China, new Beijing building as a waste of money and a shanzhai copy of Dubai Burj Al Arab Hotel.
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Chinese netizens criticize "Meteor Rain", the latest China adaption of Japanese manga "Hana Yori Dango", comparing it to better Taiwan, Korea, & Japan versions.
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A factory in Shenzhen, China advertised their fake shanzhai Blackberry 9500 mobile phone called "Blockberry 9500" using American president Barack Obama's image.
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Chinese netizens marvel at China's creativity after seeing photos of a Chinese mobile phone designed to look like a box of Chunghwa (Zhong Hua) cigarettes.
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A Chinese netizen posts pictures & video of a "fake egg" he purchased in China. Some confirm it is fake but others show evidence that it is actually a real egg.
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A video of a young Chinese man drifting his small, lousy Changan cargo delivery truck in China. Fans of Initial D will recognize some scenes & background music.
Chinese netizens comment on 6 Wuxi city Jiangsu province government buildings and courthouses that look awfully similar to the United States Capitol building.81
A collection of jokes about the recent yogurt & medicine capsules containing industrial gelatin made from leather shoes scandal, childhood, and awkward moments.
Chinese netizens comment on a television news broadcast from the Wa State, an unrecognized state in Myanmar, that awfully resembles that of CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo.
“China does not have one 'national internet,' instead there’s a great divide. Our elites are on par with America, while our grassroots are on par with Vietnam.”
An old video of a Muslim "terrorist/insurgent/fighter" firing a mortar and dying in a sudden explosion becomes popular after being recently uploaded onto Youku.
Some mixed opinions of a shanzhai (counterfeit/fake/knock-off) "Nokia" cell phone made in China. Some think shanzhai is a culture by itself, others are ashamed.
Attendees & netizens are surprised by a group of Buddhist monks at this year's ChinaJoy Expo, a Shanghai video game convention known for its sexy young models.
A group of Chinese tell a pictorial story about endangered rainforests in Yunnan, Southern China borrowing inspiration from the James Cameron's "Avatar" movie.
Photographs of how a Chinese netizen recreated the arc reactor in Tony Stark/Iron Man's chest. Original price 9998 RMB! Special holiday price only 198 RMB!
As China's SARFT cracks down on "shanzhai" (unauthorized, fake, bootleg, illegal) satellite dishes, creative Chinese people are trying to hide & camouflage them.
A "viral" commercial advertisement where a teacher uses silly methods to teach is criticized by Chinese netizens as plagiarizing a Japanese Fanta commerical.
Chinese netizens criticize the People's Daily's, a newspaper in China, new Beijing building as a waste of money and a shanzhai copy of Dubai Burj Al Arab Hotel.
Chinese netizens criticize "Meteor Rain", the latest China adaption of Japanese manga "Hana Yori Dango", comparing it to better Taiwan, Korea, & Japan versions.
A factory in Shenzhen, China advertised their fake shanzhai Blackberry 9500 mobile phone called "Blockberry 9500" using American president Barack Obama's image.
Chinese netizens marvel at China's creativity after seeing photos of a Chinese mobile phone designed to look like a box of Chunghwa (Zhong Hua) cigarettes.
A Chinese netizen posts pictures & video of a "fake egg" he purchased in China. Some confirm it is fake but others show evidence that it is actually a real egg.
A video of a young Chinese man drifting his small, lousy Changan cargo delivery truck in China. Fans of Initial D will recognize some scenes & background music.