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September 30, 20114 Comments
Yasumasa Yonehara is a Japanese photographer whose erotically charged work has put him at the forefront of contemporary Japanese photography. Young sexy women have always been the center of his focus. From sex scenes to portraits, clothed and unclothed of Yonehara’s models and lovers, his depictions of women are definitely beyond the pale for the [...]
Continue readingJuly 23, 20115 Comments
The Mansion is an Australian satirical news show, hosted by Michael Chamberlin and Charlie Pickering. Michael and Charlie explore why there are Two Chinas: People’s Republic of China and Republic of China.
Continue readingJuly 15, 20114 Comments
From Ming Pao In a news documentary program, Channel 12 of China Central Television (the law and society focused channel) displayed a photo of a female suspect of a murder case. Even though the photo had been blurred allegedly in an effort to protect the identity of the woman, eagled-eyed Chinese netizens immediately recognized that [...]
Continue readingJuly 14, 20114 Comments
A Chinese young man can’t wait to have the long-anticipated Apple iPad3, and as a result, he made one himself, filmed the entire assembling process and uploaded it to the internet. The Do-It-Yourself iPad cost 2,000; the R&D took half a month, and it runs on Microsoft operating system. The exquisite craftsmanship has wowed many [...]
Continue readingJuly 14, 20112 Comments
Unexcused absence is a breach of school discipline very commonly seen in Chinese universities. While faculty members try to make attendance and participation count towards the final grades and call the muster in class, students manage to exploit loopholes. For example, students required by professors to sign in on the roster would do it on [...]
Continue readingJuly 13, 20114 Comments
Beware of a peeping tom lurking nearby, armed with the high-end technology. Even though there is no sign that voyeurism in China is going rampant, you may not wish to risk being taken advantage of. According to this newspaper clipping, the latest invention enabled by the necessity is to install a candid camera onto a [...]
Continue readingJuly 12, 20113 Comments
As summer arrives, women are also getting hotter with their halter dresses, shorts and bikinis. The Lady Channel of Chinese portal NetEase has recently asked male netizens about where they eyes go on a female body. Here’s how the 65,907 men answered. Face: 6% “No matter how much effort you spend on powdering your face [...]
Continue readingJuly 12, 20116 Comments
(From People.com) Recently, a video of a 7-year-old girl bullying her cousin of the same age has become viral on Chinese internet. The girl’s father, who is the brother of the little boy’s mother, stood aside and cheered the girl, who had clearly gained the upper hand, while videotaping the entire episode. The girl, emboldened [...]
Continue readingJuly 11, 20118 Comments
July 7 of each year is called Lesser Heat, according to Chinese traditional Twenty-Four Solar Terms, which marks the beginning of the hottest days in summer. People all over China have either taken out their artillery and declared war on the heat, or flocked to the favorite summer haunts for a little shade and crispness. (Picked from IFENG and KDNet) The [...]
Continue readingJuly 8, 2011One Comment
The video was taken on a bus in Guangzhou, Guangdong province. It is quite self-explanatory. Within one day since it was posted on Youku, it has received over 1,200,000 views. Selected comments from Youku ligion123: Attentive and focused men are the most attractive. 正常滴反映:One wishes to be watched and the other wishes to watch. Both two [...]
Continue readingJune 10, 201112 Comments
A Chinese college student has become a new internet sensation after video of him dressed as a cheerleader and dancing with seven girls at a basketball halftime show was uploaded to the popular streaming sites. The college student is said to be a science major. It is not clear which university he goes to. Chinese [...]
Continue readingJune 8, 20113 Comments
It was started by a hideous act of violence on a migrant worker. On June 1, 18-year-old worker Xiong Hanjiang from Sichuan province went with his parents to Huayi Porcelain Factory in the town Guxiang, Chaozhou city in southern Guangzhou province and asked the employer for his past due wages. During the process, Xiong Hanjiang [...]
Continue readingJune 8, 2011No Comments
On June 7, Chinese actor Deng Chao and actress Sun Li held their wedding ceremony and reception at Ritz Carlton Hotel in Shanghai. Because of the high popularity the newlyweds enjoy in the Chinese entertainment industry and among ordinary Chinese people, a large number of reporters flocked to the hotel to cover the star-studded event. [...]
Continue readingMay 26, 2011No Comments
On March 25 at the opening ceremony of Graduates’ Works Exhibition at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, the head of the Academy was delivering a speech when a group of students butted in, lifted their t-shirts and lay on the ground to protest that the speech was too lengthy and boring. The Propaganda Department of [...]
Continue readingMay 12, 2011No Comments
May 7, 2011One Comment
On the afternoon of May 6, 100 students at Mingde Elementary School in the town of Xingangshan administered by the city of Dexing, Jiangxi province gathered on the campus playground and washed feet of their mothers to show filial piety and celebrate the forthcoming Mother’s Day. (Picked from Xinhua)
Continue readingMay 4, 20112 Comments
Cabin crews from Hong Kong Airlines practise Wing Chun, a concept-based Chinese martial art or Kung Fu, during a lesson in Hong Kong Saturday, April 30, 2011. A Hong Kong airline makes all its cabin crews to take Wing Chun lessons as helping them to build the team spirit and to learn self-defense, as young [...]
Continue readingMay 3, 20112 Comments
In Zhenjiang, a city in eastern Jiangsu province, a property developer hired three pretty young women to scatter 100-yuan paper money from the second floor of a villa, after heavy wind prevented them from doing it from a hot-air balloon. The real estate is located within a tourist resort. The PR stunt was meant to [...]
Continue readingApril 28, 20112 Comments
April 27, 20112 Comments
Ten days ago, MOT reported a Chinese company hiring only C-cup virgins to be its tea-leaf pickers. On April 24, China Eastern Airline’s human resources division meticulously examined applicants for the flight attendant job. They picked at applicants’ “faults” of appearances, including thick eyebrows, loose hair and muscular calves. The picture shows an examiner points [...]
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