June 29, 2011 12:58 PM
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Two Jokes About Current Events
Two jokes are currently circulating in Chinese cyberspace which take on current events: The first one refers to recent tensions over the East China Sea. [Diaoyu Islands belong to which country?] Answer: Bring a laptop computer there. If you can open Twitter, they belong to Japan. If you can’t open Twitter, they belong to China! 【钓鱼岛属于哪个国家?】答:带台电脑去钓鱼岛,如果能打开twitter就属于日本,打不开就属于中国!The second one references a recent order that homes, temples and schools in Tibet m...January 30, 2012 11:46 PM
Chinese Faked Photograph Leaves Officials on Street of Shame
Local officials in Huili, Sichuan have been the target of mockery and satire after a clearly-doctored photo of their inspection
Banned Video: Dragon’s Take on the Two Sessions (Translated)
Dragon’s Laugh (????) is an online volunteer production group that puts together weekly mash-up videos to distribute online. I
March 19, 2011 4:14 PM
Chinese Use Internet to Show their Political Dissent
USA Today reports on online political humor in China as an outlet for dissatisfaction with the status quo:Coded language
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