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Tag Archives: egao
Cute little Japanese devils
A compilation of Japanese cartoons of “Riben Guizi” (Japanese devil), a Chinese insult that Japanese computer nerds are trying to turn “into a beautiful young girl” to let Chinese people full of hostility become fans of anime beautiful young girl.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged anime, egao, Japan, kuso
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You won’t see this in the People’s Daily
A spoof People’s Daily front page containing Thorbjorn Jagland’s op-ed defending Liu Xiaobo’s Nobel Peace Prize.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chen Yong, egao, Liu Xiaobo, People's Daily, Ruan Ji
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A grand birthday present for the party
Farmers wish the party a happy birthday in this viral ad-style video.
Lei Feng, serving the people in the 21st Century
Lei Feng has a microblog!
Chairman Mao’s unexpected return
A spoof on a Russian painting shows Mao Zedong finding George Bush bent over a treasure chest.
1626 teaches you to pronounce major fashion brand names
Fashion magazine 1626 features illustrations parodying common Chinese transliterations of foreign brands.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Magazines
Tagged 1626, branding, egao, parodies, transliteration
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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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Saw: Shijiazhuang
Dihongteam Films presents this comedy DV short inspired by the Saw series of horror films. Dialogue is in the local dialect of Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province.
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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Jay Chou’s revolutionary opera
Jay Chou’s ‘Ninja’ set to images from the Long March Suite.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged egao, Jay Chou, Long March
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