Boxun & Jasmine Revolution in China
Related: CCP Crackdown on Foreign Reporters..to Quell Jasmine Revolution
Remarkable Quotes from 50 Cent Party: Anti-Jasmine Revolution Tweets
Monday, February 28, 2011
中国的茉莉花与海外的新媒体：博讯为什么成功？
Related: CCP Crackdown on Foreign Reporters..to Quell Jasmine Revolution
Remarkable Quotes from 50 Cent Party: Anti-Jasmine Revolution Tweets
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Asia Brief 24 February, 2011
Chinese Regime Launches State Run Search Engine --New Tang Dynasty
Related: Linkedin Blocked in Parts of China --CDT
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Chinese Abducted Children Reunited With Family
Soon after Chinese Professor Yu Jianrong launched an Internet web campaign with photos of Child Beggars in China, Netizens flooded a SINA Blog with thousands of images---so far six abducted children have been reunited with their families, including the dramatic case in which I wrote here about in Jiangsu Province on the 11 FebruaryMore here from China Daily
Related: Social Media Used to Locate Missing Children --China View
Yu Jianrong Creates Blog to End Child Abductions & Forced Child Beggars
(Video) Police Save Child Beggars in China Wuhan, Hubei Province --SINA
China, Chongqing Toilet Themed Restaurant
Little Boy eats Chocolate Ice Cream served in Toilet Shaped Bowl
Man drinks from Urinal shaped bottle at Toilet Themed Restaurant
Soup served from Toilet Shaped Bowl at a restaurant in China, ChongqingToilet Themed Restaurant Opens in S.W. China, Chongqing Municipality February 19, the first Toilet Themed Restaurant in the City.
H/T: SINA
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
China Lantern Festival Celebrations
Chinese Girl Happy for Lantern Festival
Dragon Dance performance with fireworks in Taijiang, Guizhou Province
Lantern Festival, People's Park Zhengzhou, Henan Province
Big Lantern seen during Lantern Fair--Lantern Festival Begin on 17 FebruaryMore here Lantern Festival Celebrated Across China --Xinhua News
Related: Lantern Festival Celebration: Spraying Molten Iron --Sina
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Chinese New Year Matchmaking Events Popularity
China, Chengdu couple weds shown on street on Valentines Day
Hundreds of millions of Chinese look forward to Chinese New Year celebrations when families reunite in their hometowns for days of feasting and revelry.
Young people that reach their 20s and 30s without finding a partner in China are considered "Leftovers" and often looked down upon.
Events such as 10,000 People Matchmaking Expo's marriages supermarkets have become carnivals of matchmaking with parents showing up in pursuit of mates for their children.
More here from The Epoch Times
Related: Matchmaking Events Gain Popularity --New Tang Dynasty
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
China, Shanghai 13 Year Old Girl Chained and Leashed Like a Dog by her Parents
On the 27 January, Little Peng was chained by her family often 24 hours a day and only let loose while accompanied by her Mother to use the bathroom.
China, Shanghai 13 year old Little Peng Chained in Family Noodle Factory
Little Peng's Hands are Swollen from being cuffed for long periods of time.
Little Peng age 13 alone and chained like a Dog in China, Shanghai
13 Year Old Little Peng Chained Like a Dog
China 13 year old child chained by her parents
Friday, February 4, 2011
Traditional Paintings Salute Chinese New Year
China, Henan Province Child Plays at a Nianhua Picture Work Shop
China, Zhuxianzhen Yard Gate Traditional Paintings for the New YearDozens of workshops in Zhuxianzhen were very busy making traditional Chinese paintings preparing for the New Year which begun yesterday.
More here from Peoples Daily Online
Related: Chinese Communist Party Bans New Years Scrolls --Epoch Times
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Qian Yunhui "Accidental Death" Sparking Anger
Qian Yunhui holding an award certificate that he received from the villagers at Zhaiqiao, Zhejiang Province.A Chinese Court ruled on Tuesday that the death of village chief Qian Yunhui, crushed to death by a truck in December was an accident sparking outrage from those who insist that he was murdered for his campaigning over land seizures.
The gruesome 25 December death of Qian has rattled authorities at a time when Beijing is attempting to dampen public anger over a range of hot button issues and official abuses. Qian had demanded compensation for farmers who land was seized to make room for a power station and his death stirred passions after doubt was cast on the official version.
Rest here from Status of Chinese People
Related: Death in China: Crushing Dissent or Tragic Accident? --McClatchy
Woman Crushed to Death trying to Stop Construction in Henan --China Smack
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