An actual anti-CNN t-shirt is spotted and photographed on the streets of Beijing.

via "A glimpse of the world", a strait times article about the alleged National Endowment for Democracy role in last month's protests in Tibet.
The intriguing part is that it was linked by Howard French (NY Times).

For the last six weeks there have been a bunch of strange, sprayed painted SUVS parked strategically around the city. It turns out it's a protest again Chevrolet.

With a media blackout on reporting about the "Nail House" - a piece of property that refuses to surrender to developers, and has been surrounded by a massive development pit - it's tough to know if it's still standing.

One Chinese blogger has dared to find out...

Zola, a Chinese blogger who professes himself to be an "Untypical Angry Youth" has set out from Hunan to see if what has quickly become Chongqing's most famous landmark still stands. Keep posted at Ya, I Yee.