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Wikipedia has some good gossip about Wendi Deng, the wife of Rupert Murdoch. Provided by Danwei.

欢迎光临!!! Interested in some "The Potato's Feet's Young Blood?" How about "Yang State Fries Rice?" Perhaps you'd prefer to try "Taste to Scold the Seafood Chum Salmon Young Surface." Whatever your tastes are, this new restaurant has all the famous Western dishes you know and love.

20 years ago, a book "the Ugly Chinaman" was published: infighting, bragging and boasting, reluctance to admit error, self inflation, judgemental, etc. In 2006, the Chinese government contemplated legislation to restrict citizens from making overseas trips due to ill behavior- spitting, loud talking

Paul Denlinger at China Vortex shares some good commentary on this week's Economist lead article about China. Essentially the article states that the angry nationalism that has swept China isn't actually at Western nations and Western media's continual mis-representation of the country, but rather misguided anger towards the gov't. Paul disagrees.

Vent your daily frustrations on bar keepers in Nanjing's latest after work hotspot.

Pay a few kwai, then punch the waiter or smack a bar stool across his head. Good clean fun for everyone!

This man begins with It’s the end of the era of the white man. It just gets better (or worse?) from there. Basically another piece that acknowledges that America is but a sneeze in the long wind of Asian civilization. But all things are cyclical, and though the pendulum may appear to be swinging in one direction, it may surely swing to the other.

Watch out ladies, Chinese men are on the prowl. According to this article in Mop, one Chinese man set out to settle a score against Western men, by staking out Western women visiting Beijing during the Olympics.

On July 13th Li Yuanlong was sentenced to two years in prison for posting an essy on the Internet outlining his dissatisfaction with China's current regime. His biting words, dubbed as "inciting subversion" by the CCP controlled courts, have been translated by ESWN blog for all to read.

Just as they are getting started, foreign private equity firms are finding significant barriers to entry in cracking the China market.