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Tag Archives: parody
Chinese online memes in a Transformers parody
Zeng Yike in a Transformers egao film.
Posted in Video
Tagged egao, parody, Transformers, Zeng Yike
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A health care infomercial spoof
A clip from a 2007 film spoofing dodgy advertisements.
Red guards and brand fundamentalism
In the April iLook, Hung Huang writes about the intersection of fundamentalism and shanzhai culture. Yang Erche Namu is featured in parodies of other magazine covers.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Hung Huang, magazines, parody, shanzhai, Yang Erche Namu
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Romance during a financial downturn
An Alibaba commercial that illustrates how moving your business online can bring you romance and profit becomes fodder for a voice-over commentary track that treats it as a textbook in how to pick up chicks.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chunbaba, egao, parody, video
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Political structure and the Shanxi kiln scandal
Zhu Dake (朱大可) writes about the Shanxi brick kiln slaves. A parody ‘internal report’ suggests that slavery should be a new form of economic development.
Posted in Blogs, Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising
Tagged China Newsweek, kilns, parody, Zhu Dake
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If Super Girls were on CCTV…
Parody of CCTV-style variety shows.
Posted in Trends and Buzz
Tagged CCTV, parody, Super Girls
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