It really is! I hope one day the rabbits can be the one in the video. They really learned the spirit of South Park. The domestic video sites deleted all the copies of this video.
PS: How many sequences can you recognize? (more…)
If you look at Zhao from a western angle, he is just another street drawer. But he doesn’t think so. According to his Buddhist beliefs, he is a Buddha in the last life that has been sent here to save people out of the endless cycle of Samsara. (more…)
In October I went to the Zhenjiang Midi Music Festival during the national holiday. Because everything fun was happening at night and the rainy weather had covered everything in mud, there wasn’t much to do during the afternoon. So I decided to do some research and conducted 12 brief interviews with the underground rock crowd at the festival. The interviews focus on the Internet and censorship in China, people’s opinions toward the Chinese government, and the on-going sexual revolution in china. Some of the questions are more “scandalous” than others, and it was up to interview subjects whether they wanted to answer all of them.
Huijin Ge kisses her dogs Simba and Little Grey before the start of a dog owners meetup at Hua Ting Village.
How many Shanghai residents stand apart from other Chinese cities by treating their dogs as part of the family Published on CNNGo. Photo and written by Gillian Bolsover, Fixed by Jack Zhang. (more…)
Shanghai (CNN) — The only souvenir that Xie Jinghua has from her stay at a Holiday Inn Express located in a vast tourism park alongside the East China Sea is a room key. The 52-year-old said she was not able to buy any of the beach toys in the lobby, walk around a lake nearby, […]
Just down the street from Fudan University, one of the top colleges in China, and across from a massive shopping complex that has a Wal Mart, a couple of Starbucks and KFCs, H&M, Sephora and Zara, among other Western brands, lives Feng Zhenghu who for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week is barred […]
Shanghai, China (CNN) — Since the high-profile escape of a blind Chinese activist in April, life has become worse for Feng Zhenghu, a dissident who lives in an apartment on the outskirts of this Chinese metropolis. Feng, 57, is a human rights activist who garnered international media attention after living for three months in Tokyo’s […]