Hao Hao ReportThe best China news and blog posts

Chinese Internet users are frequently subject to the censorship system known as The Great Firewall. This system prevents them from accessing foreign news sites, and anything that the Communist Party deems 'unsuitable' or 'destabilizing.' This new YouTube video instructs Chinese netizens how to use Global Pass to not only punch through the Great Firewall, but also to encrypt your identity...

A good post from The Useless Tree that details the liberalization of China's legal system by exampling a Web site set up specifically to help mistresses with their rights under the law.

A posting from Joyceland, written by a Chinese woman, raised in the USA, lived in the UK and married to a Canuck [I think I've got it right]. Some interesting comments on the Games, so far.

China is not exactly the most communist place in the world, but one cab driver still believes that everyone should have nothing. Communism lives on!

Strongly optimistic view of China's economy (including vis-a-vis the US economy).

Many good points, but largely glosses over significant weaknesses hiding within China... but one of its core points - that the Chinese economy is in stronger shape to go through a US led [world] downturn than the US, is spot on.

An interesting article which I may not completely agree with. It says that, "The center of the world's economy has shifted to Asia.

The Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist) celebrated on Saturday evening the 59th anniversary of the founding of the New China, lending its unswerving support to China's pursuit of socialism.

As China’s economy is expanding, so is its transport system. One only needs to look at China’ train stations. In major cities, there are at least two train stations. For the first time traveler to China, this sometimes can cause confusion

"And let me tell you, our legal system is without flaw." Quality Onion satire.