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-Looks like cruel and unusual punishment to me! 


This is a classic!

They grew up!

Where are they now??


Kickstarter: Have you ever seen the Chinese version of FAME?

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China Quotation of the Week: A Pluralist Media Source (Twitter) in a Post Socialist Society (China)

"Twitter (as well as similar types of ‘microblogs’, (most recently Sina Weibo) is particularly interesting because of the pace of its dissemination of information, which makes it possible to spread ideas faster and more efficiently than before. The fact that the information is all hosted offshore also makes it rather more difficult for Chinese authorities to target the site, whereas permanent websites and blogs are easier to attack. At the time of writing, the Twitter network is fulfilling the role of bringing together groups of people interested in rights lawyering more effectively than any previous method. Also, as some of the posts above demonstrate, Twitter’s networks are enormous and diverse; its jargon changes daily; the identity of its users is often unclear; it covers material both serious and frivolous; and it is transnational with no one location. In short, it is the epitome of a pluralist media source, and can thus be linked back to the concept of the post-socialist society."


Guns Are Illegal in China, So How did the Most Wanted Man in China "GUN DOWN" a bank customer and many others?

-Class A serial killer. I'm sure his mother is proud. 

A massive manhunt for an alleged bank robber thought to be behind a string of deadly attacks. CNN's Steven Jiang reports.

The most wanted man in China has been shot dead by police. Zhou Kehua was accused of gunning down a bank customer in the Shapingba district of the vast city of Chongquing on Friday. And of robbing and murdering several more people in the last few years. Described as a 'Class A' serial killer by the Ministry of Public Security, police even offered a £50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest and chiefs even took the rare step of appealing to the public through the state-run TV station to help catch him.
One woman said: "I'm very happy (to hear the news of Zhou's death). He was such a savage."
"It is great news indeed. We feel safe now, with him gone."
So serious were his crimes in a country with negligible levels of gun incidents that hundreds of soldiers were sent up into the mountains with sniffer dogs to be briefed.
Police were out in force on the streets setting up temporary check points and making stop checks on passenger buses to see if he was heading out of town.
But he hadn't got far, officers shot Zhou Kehua dead just before seven o'clock this morning near a village in Qinjia-gang town in the same district of Chongquing where he carried out the final crime that sealed his fate.

When the Police are done watch what they allow to happen...

China's response to the recent Aurora Colorado shooting in the US.

On July 20, the mass shooting that occurred at a theater in Aurora, Colorado shocked the entire public. The sole suspect James Holmes shot into the audience during a film The Dark Knight Rises, leaving 12 people dead and 58 wounded. After the shooting tragedy, arguments on gun control heated up in the United States. This week's Across America Talk will bring together guests to discuss "gun control".

China's Gun Control Regime

Even as official statistics show overall crime in China declining, a string of splashy gunfights and murders, along with a rash of gun-factory raids and smuggling busts, points to a change in how crime is committed.


14 Minutes of the Worst Kung Fu, dubbing, dialogue, eating scenes and interaction EVER!

-Love the Hitchcockian Rooster Scene near the end. 



Watch Liu Xiang Fall at the 100 Metre Hurdle race in London, Hear the Vitriol from China

-Pretty sad. 

So sad to see Chinese hurdling legend Liu Xiang Crashing Out of the London 2012 Olympics! A suspected achilies injury put pay to his hopes of winning a second Olympic gold medal. Includes Unseen Footage of Liu Xiang re-emerging from the tunnel injured hopping down the 100 metre finishing straight and kissing the last hurdle! (possibly for the last time?) 07/08/12.

After 2004 Olympic gold medal winner Liu Xiang was tragically injured for the second straight Olympics, Sina Weibo users unleashed a torrent of comments. As host Yul Kwon reports, users were divided between those who consider him a hero, and those who call him a failure.

Watch more at http://linkasia.org.

IMAGE: China's Liu Xiang kisses the last hurdle in his lane after he crashed and failed to finish his men's 110m hurdles round 1 heat at the London 2012 Olympic Games: REUTERS/David Gray


Why China's Growth Is Worse Than You Think

-Pessimists ARISE!!! 

Gordon Chang, author of "The Coming Collapse of China" joins Simon Constable on The News Hub to discuss why growth in China is even slower than official statistics suggest and whether the fix is already in for the upcoming trial of Gu Kailai?



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