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The Friendlies go fuwa...
LaoLao of Sinocidal has been on Fark.com too often.
Sinocidal asks commentators to answer this question:
If you could tell your younger self ONE thing, before moving to China, what would it be?
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Dear Mom,
I am in immigration detention in Shanghai for hugging someone. No, I am not gay as you have always feared. It is just that the government thinks I am part of a bizarre sect, like the Tibetan Monks or something, or a “one-man western disease
The halloween story horror we all know too well...
Sinocidal goes belly up. It's a sad day in the blogosphere.
A new cartoon from Nickelodeon aimed at the preschool and kindergarten set. Kai-lan is hell bent on teaching your kids Mandarin Chinese and, wait for it... Chinese values.
One of the things you will get over VERY quickly in China is the need for validation by students, colleagues or friends. The Chinese don’t give one another a break, so don’t expect one for yourself. Sure, they will hand you a compliment, but….
Even with all of the fawning that goes on with a new
The new SCMP video spoofing bush is meant to go viral....
A look at wife-renting in Xinjiang from the time of Marco Polo until the early 20th century.
Bi-Lingual Acrimonious Barkalalia (BLAB) is a toxic and destructive ailment afflicting thousands of expats in China. Diagnosis of the disease is tricky and should not be confused with Blabbus Mundanus (Oral BM as we pros call it) a relatively benign affl
The naked Chinese art teacher revisited, with pictures!!
That’s right, Tencent publicly notes its expertise in… whistle blowing.
Say hello to Chairman Meow （猫)
Test your knowledge of online scams and get a free degree!
Chinese Taikonauts want to start a chapter of the Communist Party in space. And they want to join the International Space Station. ImageThief is all over this one.
When you scratch the front of the stamps, it smells of the popular chinese dish and when the back of the stamp is licked it tastes of the dish too.
At an English corner, Emily learns the REAL history behind Halloween, which involves, among other things, Mexicans and dead cats.
A boy in China's northeast city of Dalian has shocked his mother after she discovered he earned 100 yuan (US$13) for being a henchman to a rich classmate.
Asked why his classmate would want to hire an entourage, the boy was quoted as saying his schoolmate wanted to imitate "big bosses" such a
Even Da Shan feels the sting of a routine Chinese compliment...
