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Coalition Strikes Against Libya, Chinese Netizen Reactions
Translated Chinese netizen reactions and comments on the 2011 Libya uprising and intervention by a UN coalition including the United States, France, & England. More
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Huawei’s London Underground Bid Blocked, Chinese Reactions
Chinese netizen reactions to the UK government blocking China telecom company Huawei’s London Underground mobile network project bid, citing national security. More
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Julian Assange’s London Arrest, Chinese Netizen Reactions
Translated Chinese netizen reactions & comments on Wikileaks’ founder Julian Assange’s arrest, criminal charges of rape, & the hypocrisy of Western democracies. More
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2010 World Expo Expo 3-Day Walk-Through: Day Two
The following is the third part of a 2010 Shanghai World Expo guide originally written in Chinese for Chinese visitors from around the country by a Chinese World Expo worker. […] More
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Chinese Angry USA Donated More To Haiti Than Sichuan
From Tianya: Haiti Earthquake, America donated 100 million USD. Sichuan Earthquake, America donated 500,000 USD While watching the news this morning, America donated 100 million USD for the Haiti Earthquake, […] More
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British Akmal Shaikh Executed, Chinese Netizen Reactions
Please see our earlier post: British Drug Smuggler’s Death Sentence, Netizen Reactions From Mop: 170 years later, Lin Zexu once again forbids England’s opium! The highest court has authorised Akmal […] More
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Emperor Qianlong’s Jade Imperial Seal In London Auction
Earlier this year at a Christie’s auction regarding the sell of two bronze Zodiac Heads caused uproars of nationalistic sentiments online. Today, another auction at the Sotheby’s Auction House in […] More
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Susan Boyle Sings “I Dreamed A Dream”, Chinese Reactions
From Youku: “47-year-old English Unemployed Auntie Participates In Competition, Upon Singing Shocks Entire World” Comments from QQ: 广安市: If this was Super Girl [a Chinese talent show], she could not […] More
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Shoe Thrown At Wen Jiabao, Chinese Reactions
Yesterday, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was giving a speech at Cambridge University in England when a protestor threw a shoe at him. The shoe missed but reminded everyone of when […] More