Blogstar.tv Episode 2: Party for the Party – China Videos

www.blogstar.tv — The Blogstar boys are back again for episode two of their quirky Shanghai-based video blog. This time the guys attempt to throw a party for the PRC's 60th. Admittedly, the video is not likely to garnish much praise from the non-expat community, but anyone that is one is sure to see a bit of themselves in the Blogstar.tv experience.

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