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Google has left China but Chinese netizen reactions have been carefully controlled by the government. Here are some comments before they were deleted/censored.
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Shanghai netizens post a strange scene of 5 pretty young girls suddenly running into McDonald's to dance to the popular Korean Wonder Girls song, "Nobody".
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Chinese television audiences and netizens were impressed by Premier Wen Jiabao's interpreter's fluent translations during a recent post-NPC press conference.
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An update on Sister Feng's new boyfriend & news of a Shangdong group claiming to have been the masterminds behind Sister Feng and Brother Sharp's internet fame.
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Chinese netizens note one particular female reporter at the annual Two Meetings (NPC & CPPCC conferences) getting interviews by linking arms w/ male officials.
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A Chinese male secretary shares his story of his older female boss seducing him with promotions and a BMW into sleeping with her, asking netizens what he can do.
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Parents of a young woman demand that she pay 200,000 to cover all of the expenses of her younger brother's wedding or they will disown her. Netizen reactions.
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A Chinese government official's diary is posted online, shocking netizens who realize that his main job duties are to drink alcohol, and have sex with women.
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Chinese netizens suspect nepotism when Wang Ran, a young girl in Xintai, Shandong province of China is quickly promoted to a high-ranking government position.
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A Chinese netizen posts a series of photographs of a beautiful real estate saleslady who is still working during the Chinese New Year & Spring Festival holiday.
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"Shou Shou" (real name Zhai Ling) is a famous Chinese car model. Her sex tape has been exposed to the public & many netizens are begging each other for a link.
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Sister Feng, an Chinese internet celebrity famous for her high demands and expectations despite her own looks, now has a suitor, and he drives a BMW 5 Series.
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Popular Chinese blogger Han Han explains why there seems to be more "wu mao dang" (50 Cent Party) activity on the internet recently: the world economic crisis.
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A half-naked Chinese man wielding two large cleavers in the middle of a street in Dongguan, Guangdong becomes internet famous for his expression and erection.
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Google China denies recent rumors & speculation that its staff & employees have been laid off or that its office has been closed through a post on their blog.
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Netizens discuss photographs that chronicle the lives of rural Chinese girls studying foot massage to find work many consider degrading in China's major cities.
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62 beautiful pictures featuring China & the Chinese people throughout 2009, including children, elderly, sick, and the ordinary at school, at rest, or at work.
Google has left China but Chinese netizen reactions have been carefully controlled by the government. Here are some comments before they were deleted/censored.131
Shanghai netizens post a strange scene of 5 pretty young girls suddenly running into McDonald's to dance to the popular Korean Wonder Girls song, "Nobody".
Chinese television audiences and netizens were impressed by Premier Wen Jiabao's interpreter's fluent translations during a recent post-NPC press conference.
An update on Sister Feng's new boyfriend & news of a Shangdong group claiming to have been the masterminds behind Sister Feng and Brother Sharp's internet fame.
Chinese netizens note one particular female reporter at the annual Two Meetings (NPC & CPPCC conferences) getting interviews by linking arms w/ male officials.
A Chinese male secretary shares his story of his older female boss seducing him with promotions and a BMW into sleeping with her, asking netizens what he can do.
Parents of a young woman demand that she pay 200,000 to cover all of the expenses of her younger brother's wedding or they will disown her. Netizen reactions.
A Chinese government official's diary is posted online, shocking netizens who realize that his main job duties are to drink alcohol, and have sex with women.
Chinese netizens suspect nepotism when Wang Ran, a young girl in Xintai, Shandong province of China is quickly promoted to a high-ranking government position.
A Chinese netizen posts a series of photographs of a beautiful real estate saleslady who is still working during the Chinese New Year & Spring Festival holiday.
"Shou Shou" (real name Zhai Ling) is a famous Chinese car model. Her sex tape has been exposed to the public & many netizens are begging each other for a link.
Sister Feng, an Chinese internet celebrity famous for her high demands and expectations despite her own looks, now has a suitor, and he drives a BMW 5 Series.
Popular Chinese blogger Han Han explains why there seems to be more "wu mao dang" (50 Cent Party) activity on the internet recently: the world economic crisis.
A half-naked Chinese man wielding two large cleavers in the middle of a street in Dongguan, Guangdong becomes internet famous for his expression and erection.
Google China denies recent rumors & speculation that its staff & employees have been laid off or that its office has been closed through a post on their blog.
Netizens discuss photographs that chronicle the lives of rural Chinese girls studying foot massage to find work many consider degrading in China's major cities.
62 beautiful pictures featuring China & the Chinese people throughout 2009, including children, elderly, sick, and the ordinary at school, at rest, or at work.