Bi ying ying Phases Out Plagiarism In China, Pt. 1 – China Environment

After a one-month crackdown, phone porn is still widely available to millions of users in China. That's disturbing news to many common people, especially parents. The primary reason the banned material is still available, according to industry experts, is due to weak enforcement of laws governing the sector.

Mark Lynas, fly-on-the-wall, blames China for the failure of the deal at Copenhagen.

The following blog post was written by a Han Chinese resident of Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture of Xinjiang. It was written before the outbreak of violence in Urumqi , but has made a reappearance in the Chinese blogosphere since then. Translated by CDT:

One of the ChinaHush readers Jackie wrote to me today suggesting me to write a blog post on Vivibear. So who is Vivibear? Her real name is Weiwei Zhang (张薇薇). Born in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, now married to Sweden, a Chinese-Swedish author became famous by “writing” internet novels. She published sixteen novels in Chinese. All of these novels were later found with various degrees of plagiarism!