A Chinese netizen is alarmed by the living conditions and treatment of an old giant panda in Shenzhen named Yongba. The netizen goes on the internet with pictures to share the story with other Chinese people and get attention, hoping to make a difference. Other netizens also report abuse of baby tigers in Guangzhou.
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A young Chinese man complains about his father's businesses going bankrupt partly due to the financial crisis and his family suddenly becoming much poorer than they used to be. His family only has millions now, he only has his Porsche, and he can no longer buy 20,000+ RMB clothes freely anymore. Chinese netizens respond.
read more »A hacker changes the photo and text of a China government leader's webpage to show an adult video idol in a bikini. Chinese netizens comment think it could be an improvement in leadership.
read more »A young girl is forced into the men's restroom at a restaurant in Shenzhen, China by 58-year-old government official, who later arrogantly dares people to do something about it. Police say there is no evidence, but witnesses say he already confessed in the restaurant.
read more »A Chinese university girl explains why she wants to marry a Western man instead of a Chinese man, and why she wants to get out of China to enjoy a better life in the West.
read more »Over 70 Chinese babies have developed kidney stones due to all drinking the same Sanlu brand milk powder. Sanlu blames counterfeiters, Chinese citizens outraged. Government blamed for failure to act. Baidu suspected to be involved in censoring negative news.
read more »China's national men's football players check into a hotel with girls (maybe prostitutes or female fans) during the Olympics, angering fans already upset with their poor performance and behavior. Includes pictures and Chinese netizen comments.
read more »With China men's football team embarrassing the Chinese, many Chinese are inspired by Iraq's athletes overcoming so much to get to the 2008 Olympic Games.
read more »20 years ago, a book "the Ugly Chinaman" was published: infighting, bragging and boasting, reluctance to admit error, self inflation, judgemental, etc. In 2006, the Chinese government contemplated legislation to restrict citizens from making overseas trips due to ill behavior- spitting, loud talking
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