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Category Archives: Video
Danwei on Hunan TV
湖南卫视观众你们好,欢迎访问我们的单位。这里都是英文博客。如果要看中文的东西,请看看我们的视频。 Regular readers of Danwei may have noticed a marked increase in irrelevant comments written in Chinese. This is the result of Danwei being featured for 20 minutes on Hunan Satellite TV’s tabloid news magazine, Wan Jian (晚间). The show … Continue reading
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CNboo spam
Spam about CNBoo, China You TV (a shameless Youtube knock-off) and their spamming stock emails.
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Uncensored new media:
Chongqing nail house videos
It’s still there China’s latest Internet celebrity is the 40-year-old Ms Wu Ping, owner of the “coolest nail house in history” in Chongqing. Nail house (钉子户) is a Chinese slang term referring to people and households who refuse to move … Continue reading
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Chongqing nail house videos
Chongqing nail house videos
House of Flying Bananas
A group of American students of Chinese has produced a spoof kung fu film and posted it to Youtube. Apparently shot in Vermont, the film is titled House of Flying Bananas. The dialogue is in laowai-inflected Mandarin, with English subtitles. … Continue reading
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