Funny Chinese Knock-Offs

Here are a few pics of some really funny Chinese knockoffs. Among the victims of the Chinese copycats are Pepsi, KFC, MacDonalds, Coke, and Starbucks.

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China's Top Ten Knock Offs 2 years 4 weeks ago

Here is a definitive list of the top ten knock offs 'made in China' and bought/sold in China.

baij.tv episode 1 46 weeks 4 days ago

A funny video that shows why you shouldn't consume baijiu with mixed with Coke - it'll force you into speaking Chinese in Australian supermarkets.

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Looking for Comedy in a Chinese World 7 weeks 3 days ago

The Chinese society today, like the Arabs, doesn't really come across as a culture that is overly satirical or funny to the outside world. More so with the current international political and societal stance of China it is hard to view China as a funny nation.

Would The Real Professor Please Stand Up 1 year 35 weeks ago

A rather funny (not funny hah hah) account of a 'debate' that recently aired on Phoenix TV where the validity of a Peking University professor's claim to being.. well.. a professor at all were called into question. It all very nearly came to blows.

As per usual, ESWN does a great job of translating some of the behind-the-scenes commentaries of what went down. Bizarre fraud in the PRC.

Is “No More Chinese Knock-offs” an Empty Threat? | China Esquire 10 weeks 4 days ago

Wang Qishan, Vice Premier of the State Council, wrote an editorial for the WSJ entitled, “No More Chinese Knock-Offs”. It followed pretty closely after the State Intellectual Property Office (SIPO) released its 5 year IPR protection plan. This is really big talk. Is it actually going to happen?

'Cute' Chinese 1 year 51 weeks ago

A funny post on why so many Laowai guys sound like girls...

My Bicycle is Manly, to those who Know | China Expat 45 weeks 4 days ago

This is a pretty funny take on the manliness of Chinese bikes.

Can Chinese men get it up? 1 year 21 weeks ago

Just Another Laowai asks the title question after visiting a local Chinese pharmacy where he was told the biggest purchasers of Viagra are men in their 20s and 30s. If that's not funny enough, it was the shops "Buy It As A Gift" ad that originally drew him in.

Insults from a Chinese Barber | China Expat 1 year 6 weeks ago