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www.theglobeandmail.com — Shuffling down a Shanghai street, he is as inconspicuous as any laowai (foreigner) might hope to be. Fair-skinned, balding, bespectacled and slightly paunchy, he wears an unremarkable dark suit and carries a weathered, brown, leather satchel. It's what's inside the bag that's extraordinary.

chinageeks.org — A translated copy of a (now deleted) article from popular Chinese blogger/author Han Han, in which he creatively delivers a contrast of the two sides of last week's high-speed train accident and how it's being handled.

chinesehacks.com — A look at the Chinese versions of the riddles from The Hobbit, learn some new vocab and see if you can guess what is being described :)

chinesehacks.com — Picked from the hundreds of animal-idioms, here are 10 useful ones to get you started. Includes the Pinyin, English, and most importantly the real-world examples of how to use them. Plus, find out what Steve Jobs, a chicken, and a dog have to do with Chinese idioms...

www.google.com — Chinese publishers have pulled a collection of Brothers Grimm fairy tales from children's shelves in book stores after mistakenly translating a Japanese pornographic reinterpretation of the tales.
China Friendship Publishing Company and China Media Time translated the erotic retelling of the stories by the Japanese duo Kiryu Misao without credit after mistaking them for the originals.