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A post (in translation via ESWN) from professor and blogger Zhang Jiehai where he makes a call-to-arms for all Chinese netizens to "hunt down" the blogger behind the popular Sex In Shanghai blog for his crimes against morality (towards the virtues of Chinese women).

Chinabounder reveals his identity to the UK Guardian.

Zhang Jiehai, the professor who launched the Internet manhunt for Sex in Shanghai's Chinabounder last year, has published a book detailing the affair. Danwei gives a good review of why to take a pass on this self-righteous crap.

After months of letting things cool off, the rather infamous Chinabounder has returned with tales of sex, child killings, and a direct challenge to the witch-hunt that raised his profile to such heights this past summer.

This post from Angry Chinese Blogger details the Chinese response (and a good deal of related history) to the British government's recent report "encouraging" Beijing to step up and make good on its promises to introduce full democracy in the UK's former colony of Hong Kong. A good backgrounder for anyone curious about HK affairs.

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.

A great photo post that shows the full scale of sandstorms in western China.

A tale of how difficult it is to transfer money from abroad to a Chinese bank.

China has announced that it will auction off special licences that will allow tourists to hunt wolves, yaks and other wild animals - including some endangered species.