Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts
27 August 2018

Grace Personified!

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27 May 2017

Chinese Locusts?

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For many years, this Fairbank Report has been critical of Hong Kongers' hateful attitude toward their Mainland brethren.  We had acc...
09 September 2012

Happy Ending?

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Yes, we are using double entendre here.  A high-ranking Chinese official and his hot mistress (Is there any other kind?) found dead and n...
22 August 2012

美 女: 杨幂 (YANG MI)

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MAINLAND CHINESE SINGER AND ACTRESS.  HOT!  HOTT!  HAWT!
18 August 2012

No to Japs: Diaoyu Islands Belong to the Chinese Nation!!!

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27 November 2011

Music Break: An Epic Twist on a Classic!

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21 October 2011

Today's Asian Kids Are So Epic!

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"Cute" Chinese Hmong-American boy dancing to K-pop. While some netizens have accused him of being gay, he's just a "...
18 July 2011

Chinese GOLD Medalist Begging in the Streets

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From the Telegraph (UK) Top Chinese gymnast found begging on the street One of China's most promising young gymnasts, who seemed de...
11 June 2011

Theme Song for "Lala's Promotions"

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27 March 2011

Dedicated to YHC -- saranghae

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06 February 2011

你不知道的事 Cover

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28 January 2011

USD4,000 for her virginity

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From the Korea Times 1/28/2011 A Chinese woman has taken to the street in an attempt to sell her virginity. The woman, who declared unmarrie...
20 January 2011

Mandarin Chinese = Beautiful Language, Even Americans Speak It

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18 January 2011

PR China in NYC

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16 January 2011

Sunday Girl: Zhang Zetian (张则天) as sweet as yelai xiang

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China's Zhang Zetian ( 张 则天 )... So beautiful...So adorable

Hu's on first

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from the Christian Science Monitor The Chinese often speak in numbers, as in the "four pillars of destiny," Mao's...
15 January 2011

Continuing our worship of Miss Zhang Zetian

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Not an actress, not a model --"just" a freshman student at the world-famous Tsinghua University in Beijing, China...
11 January 2011

hott, sultry chinese chick

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22 December 2010

Chinese AIDS Orphan Update

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J. Fairbank, "Don't ever under-estimate the power of the Internet and its Netizens to effect change." from China Daily AIDS o...
21 September 2010

中秋節 Not Chuseok

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Every child of three and up knows that Zhongqiu (literally, the middle of autumn) is a Chinese harvest festival, which has blessed the Sini...