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A Chinese migrant worker in Shanghai accidentally drops 17,600 RMB, a year's worth of wages, on the street which is then quickly looted by people around him.
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to the dangerous but lucrative (10,000 USD/week) job of crab fishing. What would happen if Chinese were allowed to do it?
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A video of an old man being angrily yelled at by a passenger and the driver of a Shanghai public bus for boarding with bags of recyclable garbage sparks debate.
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An migrant worker from Anhui, China is photographed viciously beating his wife on a public street in Zhejiang province, apparently for "not listening/obeying".
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Stunning photographs of a large fire that enveloped and destroyed a Shanghai residential building full of young and elderly, killing at least 53, injuring more.
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A cross-dressing man is the latest "subway celebrity" to emerge from the Shanghai Metro and become famous on the internet. He wants to become a Korean model.
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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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Listener asks Shanghai radio hosts to stop speaking Shanghainese. In response, host tells the listener to leave the city if they hate Shanghai and Shanghainese.
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Shanghai pushes to provide free compulsory education for 100% of migrant workers' children by the end of 2010, but many Shanghainese are concerned and opposed.
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This is how a short girl handing out leaflets in Shanghai named Luo Yufeng started her career becoming the infamous Chinese internet celebrity "Sister Feng".
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Four kittens are found abused and mutilated to death in Kunming, China, & left in front of their mother cat. She tried to revive them, repeatedly licking them.
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Photos of a violent fight between a man and a family over a seat on Shanghai's Nanjing Road pedestrian street tourist tram. The wife/mother seems very ruthless!
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Shanghai news catches people using the subway without paying fare. Shanghainese people criticize these people as non-locals with bad habits, morals, and ethics.
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A poster on Tianya BBS discussion forums posts images from KDS BBS that are anti- "wai di ren" or non-Shanghainese people. Tianya and KDS both respond.
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Chevrolet Red Chalk Program volunteers visit the children and homes of migrant workers outside of Shanghai, glimpsing into the lives of China's poorest citizens
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990AM in Shanghai broadcast where someone criticized Shanghainese people for speaking their native Shanghai dialect in public areas to show their superiority.
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2008 September 12, several Northeastern Chinese men caught on video hitting & kicking a woman bus driver in Wuhan, where another bus beating happened in 2006.