A cop in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region is taking heat for hitting seven people with his car, including a child. Oh, and he was speeding. Oh, and he may have been drinking. And he may have been on an invalid license. Um, and he allegedly fled the scene. Possibly he was a zombie, too. I... Read more »Read more »
On Wednesday morning, Chinese Valentine’s Day eve, a young man in a Xidan mall got on his knees to propose to his love and serenade her with a song. She was having none of it. Repaying his public display of affection, she kicked him. Ladies, help me decipher: that’s just an expression of embarrassment, and... Read more »Read more »
I can explain this. Some people’s minds have not been corrupted by the unseemly elements of our indecorous times. They glimpse a work of art such as this and think of the lessons a mother can pass to her child, who is not at all uncomfortable with her exposed tit. Um. PIETY. By unseemly elements,... Read more »Read more »
Ed’s note: The Good Doctor has several more pictures like these on this Google+ album. You should check ‘em out. One more set after the jump. Read more »
In Chengdu recently, a speeding sedan driven by a drunk 19-year-old without a driver's license plowed into three roadside construction workers, killing one and injuring the others. After police and a news team arrived on the scene, cameras caught an astonishing sight: what appeared to be the driver and a young woman in a red dress being tender with one another. The journalist on scene reports that the man's demeanor immediately changed when he realized he was being filmed. Read more »
A Buzzfeed community contributor has compiled a list of “20 Hilariously Wrong Knock-Offs Of Famous Brand Names,” and they are indeed hilarious, more so for us because we think we’ve identified at least eight images that are most likely from China. They appear after the jump. Enjoy. Read more »
LeBron James arrived in Beijing yesterday to kick off his four-day promotional tour through China, and there’s a video after his jump of his rather… theatrical first public appearance. The activity was FindYourGreatness, sponsored by Nike, held in Chaoyang Gymnasium. Fast-forward past the acrobats to the 2:30 mark to watch LeBron make his exalted entrance, barely noticing... Read more »Read more »
Via Reddit, the caption reads: “Coming back from anti-Japan protest, she found out her Nissan was violated.” UCLA men’s basketball will be in China next week, and players promise to be on their best behavior. In unrelated matters, links. Read more »
Whoa and nelly. The Internet’s No. 1 North Korea fan site is apparently hosted by People’s Daily. “Eyes on DPRK” appears to be a collection of slideshows highlighting China’s neighbor to the east, and it is utterly befuddling. As in: why does this exist? How long has it been here? Why does it exist? Who’s... Read more »Read more »
