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The Chinabounder's response to Chinese professor and blogger Zhang Jiehai's witch hunt for the Sex In Shanghai author's identity.

Of course, the CCP’s jealous nature views the flag as a symbol of a Tibetan identity outside of their control, and Beijing has never displayed tolerance for anything or anyone that challenges them for popularity. Just ask the FLG.

More on Chinabounder - the 'Sex and Shanghai' blogger.

He was not the first Western guy to treat China as his own personal sexual buffet. To put it in the D&D terms that many of the guys who benefit most from the effect will readily understand, living in China gives you +4 attractiveness.

A review of Ha Jin's War Trash, a fictional yet poignant memoir of a Chinese soldier looking for identity in a muddy and muddled Korean War POW camp.

Dave's Wagon takes a Chinese friend to an anti-war protest that reveals itself to be blissfully ignorant of a certain "war of resistance".

I had doubted that China's domestic spying could go this far but this excellent blog reveals a story in the Chinese press that admits that all of Beijings taxis are bugged.

American journalist Tim Johnson reveals what everyone has long suspected: Chinese leaders know exactly the questions that journalists are going to ask them at press conferences.

Not completely, anyway. A SwissCham Beijing lecture reveals how foreigners can own Chinese media online - and make lots of money. From a podcast.

BEIJING, China (Reuters) -- China, which is launching a lunar exploration program this year, revealed on Monday how close the country's first astronaut came to death on his return to Earth.