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A girl who worked for the Kappa brand of clothing inside an Orient Shopping Centre in Shanghai suddenly becomes famous when her sex video is spread on the internet. Some Chinese netizens attack her while others argue that what she did was very normal except it was made public.

The naked Chinese art teacher revisited, with pictures!!

A Japanese guy falls in love with a girl he sees on the subway. And (romantically?) posts a video of her in an effort to search her out.

But he's met with some - shall we say, resistance? - from some not-so-Japan-friendly Chinese netizens.

"How many of you died? It was just a few," Gao said. "China has so many people, anyway." 21 year old woman is arrested for a Youtube video she made after being separated from her beloved online gaming in China's 3-day mourning period.

A crazy Cantonese guy on Mop.com bought a electric shock rod in Guangzhou and performs a live test on himself with 5 million volts. Chinese netizens impressed.

Not for the timid, this rather disturbing video is a tough watch even for those of us without a pet cat or dog. This video, put out by Peta, shows some rather inhumane conditions.

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To be "fair", the conditions aren't much different than other animals being sent for slaughter in China or Western countries. Just tougher to watch when you're used to cats and dogs as your lap sitter or toe warmer.

A Chinese netizen posts a story of seeing a naked teenage boy walking home on the side of the road. He stops to ask what is wrong and gives the boy 20 RMB before leaving. Other netizens criticize him for not doing more to help.

Hi all, that last submission made me realize that I never made it entirely clear how to submit YouTube (or other) videos to the Hao Hao Report.

I had put the information in the FAQ, but who looks there, and it was broken regardless. So... here it is:

Chinese video sharing sites are struggling to make a kuai, just like their more legit counterpart YouTube. Sites over here have an advantage, though: Chinese TV sucks, and they run full movies for free. Eventually, they'll probably make some cash.

Who wants to mine for a living?