Lin Jiaxiang

Word of the Week: Rabble

Editor’s Note: The Word of the Week comes from China Digital Space’s Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a...

Lin Jiaxiang and the China Web Vigilantes

L. A. Times’ Mark Magnier reporting from Beijing: The private eyes in China’s most famous detective agency rarely sleep, are relentless in pursuing their prey and can put Interpol and Homeland Security to shame. Oh,...

Lin Jiaxiang Sacked, but Cleared of Molestation Charges

Shenzhen official Lin Jiaxiang, who was caught on camera harassing a young girl and then berating her father, has been sacked. From the Guardian: A high-ranking Chinese official has been sacked for accosting a young girl while...

Bloggers Comment on Lin Jiaxiang

The case of Lin Jiaxiang, the party secretary of the Shenzhen Maritime Administration, who was caught on a surveillance camera harassing an eleven-year-old girl, has been a hot topic on blogs and in Internet forums in China. But...

Government Official Attacks 11-Year-Old Girl

The following translation from Chinasmack shows how “Lin Jiaxiang” “林嘉祥” became the latest online “celebrity,” thanks to the powerful “human flesh search engines” of Chinese netizens....

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