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Author Archives: Running Dog
China West babes
Good to see that the official western China news website, Chinawestnews.net, is getting in on the gorgeous babe act. Today, a website that usually regales us with tales of plenitude and economic success in Guangxi Autonomous Region, or with the … Continue reading
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Valentine with tongues
How the modern Chinese youth has changed. After two and a half decades of exposure to decadent western media influences, not to mention the hordes of foreign devils now marauding through the streets of major cities, both the government and … Continue reading
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Budweiser sponsors government propaganda shock
Renowned global urine pedlars, Budweiser, seem to have struck some sort of a deal with the Shanghai government. The slogan says: “Control the quantity and improve the quality of the Chinese population. All of society is concerned about population problems.” … Continue reading
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Dehydrogenation enzymes in the Chinese brain
In a stunning piece of spurious pseudo-science, the China News Service tells us that the Chinese are better at controlling their emotions than Western people because of the greater volume of “dehydrogenation enzymes” in their brain. Apparently, an international study … Continue reading
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Big Ron insults China shock
Ron Atkinson makes some ill-considered comments.
Remembering Nanjing
Someone once told Running Dog that the great thing about the Cultural Revolution was that it allowed the Chinese public to forget about the past and get on with recreating the country anew, thus paving the way for the economic … Continue reading
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