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Category Archives: Humor
Find harmony by owning your own grass-mud horse
Stuffed alpacas.
Posted in Humor
Tagged @altcat, Caonima, puns, stuffed animals
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Hoax dictionary entries about legendary obscene beasts
Some humorous entries in Baidupedia, and a meme of the Grass Mud Horse spawned from them.
Posted in Humor
Tagged Baidu Baike, Baidupedia, puns, Wei Guangzheng
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Hu Ge spoof about group housing
Video parodist Hu Ge takes on CCTV with a video about group housing.
Kaiser Kuo on visiting journalists and forbidden cliches
This humorous piece was written by the always witty Kaiser Kuo and first published in a recent edition of The Beijinger and on Ogilvy China’s Digital Watch blog). It is published below with permission of the author. Forbidden Clichés: A … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Media
Tagged journalism, Kaiser Kuo, media
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Wild Ultraman photographed in Guangdong
Ultraman (奥特曼) discovered in Guangdong. Netizens discuss whether it’s a fake.
China’s kings of destruction
Terrorist Meng Jiangnu and environmental monster Lu Ban stack up against Zhuge Liang, who snarled Yangtze River shipping traffic, and the Foolish Old Man, who launched a premeditated attack on the landscape.
Traffic safety advice for Europeans
Jean-Pierre, how do I drive through this? No doubt responding to constituent demand, the folks at the European Union Chamber of Commerce are hosting a “Road Safety in China” seminar. The program’s stated goal “is to provide information and guidance … Continue reading
Liu Qi on civic responsibility
Liu Qi (刘齐), a Beijing humorist, writes about the reticence of Chinese people to get involved in other people’s business.
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And now, some madcap cartographic action
A map of the world overlaid with the Classic of Mountains and Seas (山海经, Shan Hai Jing), and another showing Korean world conquest.
Posted in Humor, Internet, Trends and Buzz
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