China Rants - Popular

www.quora.com — A very detailed, in depth look at why people hate Dashan, written by....wait for it....Dashan!

www.lostlaowai.com — A recent submission here at HHR got me thinking about the OCP and organizations that attack it while maintaining some equally draconian views of how society should control the liberty of individuals.

www.oldworldwandering.com — “Which country are you from? America? France?”
“No, I’m from South Africa.”
“South America?”
“No – South Africa.”
“South Africa?”
“Yes.”
“Aah…”
“But you’re white! You can’t be South African!”
“Well, I am.”
“But people from Africa are all black!”

www.chinasmack.com — "Chinese girls having loose pants when meeting laowai men has long been old news, but just how crazy has it become? I recently browsed a discussion forum of foreigners in China, and the forum inside about dating and relationships has basically become a list of foreign men showing off their 'conquests', everyone one after another sharing their own most recent 'love affairs'."

www.guardian.co.uk — "Our government - representing me! - says it will not support Tibetans being viciously oppressed by China. You, president Zuma and your government, do not represent me. I am warning you, as I warned the [pro-apartheid] nationalists, one day we will pray for the defeat of the ANC government."

imagethief.com — Will Moss, director of Communications, Asia-Pacific, for Motorola Mobility rants on Chinese banking after trying for years to legally move his salary to another bank account abroad.

www.thehypermodern.com — What do you do when your landlord hates you but you just love her house? A tale of renting in Shanghai.

rob.easternity.com — You have no idea how annoying correction can be, especially when it’s presented, not with the textual and critical foundation in place, but solely on the basis of reputation.

www.chinadaily.com.cn — "Though the existence of people who violate the rules is unavoidable in any society; what is really worrying is the customary indifference toward, and even tolerance of, such behavior in China.

gochengdoo.com — My first shopping trip in China was an eye-opening experience. When my roommate had invited me to join her for a Friday-after-work shopping trip, I'm pretty sure she had no clue what was to follow: While she successfully tried on piece after piece, deciding which she wanted to buy, nothing in any of the shops came close to fitting me.