Public lecture in Ningbo forces participants to cry desperately.

On 23nd October, a public lecture on “Chinese filial piety and virtue education” was held in Ningbo, China. Around 1500 people showed up in the lecture, including the students of Zhen’an Primary School from year 4 to year 6, their parents and also the individuals from the other school in the district. It lasted two hours.

The education consists of several parts: Be passionate about the country, and be grateful to teachers, parents and life.

The Vice-President of the Moral Philosophy Association in Zhejiang Province, Ho Jian-Hua said he believed that this kind of education is valuable, “filial piety and virtue should be developed on the children of the country, and this will have positive influence on the their future.”

In the public lecture, the participants was asked to share the most touching experiences related to their family, their faults and more importantly, their country. They were also required(or more accurately, forced) to cry in the public lecture in order to “express their filial piety and virtue”.

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FORTUNE Magazine(1995) – THE DEATH OF HONG KONG

By LOUIS KRAAR REPORTER ASSOCIATE JOE MCGOWAN
June 26, 1995

FORTUNE: The DEATH OF HONG KONG

(FORTUNE Magazine) – It’s time to stop pretending. Supposedly, Britain’s handover in less than 750 days of Hong Kong, the world’s most aggressively pro-business economy, to China, the world’s largest still officially communist dictatorship, is going to be a nonevent. Like the loyal retainers in the tale of the emperor who wore no clothes, Chinese and Western dignitaries continue to insist–despite growing evidence to the contrary–that, as Lord Young, chairman of British telecommunications giant Cable & Wireless, declared recently, “the best years for Hong Kong lie ahead.” In fact, the naked truth about Hong Kong’s future can be summed up in two words: It’s over. Continue reading

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The awesome Wenzhou Anime Fair 2012

Despite the conflicts between Japan and China, Japanese animation is still popular in China nowadays. In 2012, the 5th Wenzhou Anime Fair was held in Wenzhou Conference and Exhibition Center from 30th September to 5th October.

Let’s take a look at the pictures taken by the visitors of the fair!

The poster of the fair.

Team picture, with two entertained Chinese Mainlanders

Brock?

Misty?

Ash Ketchum?

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Cold-hearted Beijing father refuses to donate bone-marrow to 5-year-old son, boy dies

In August last year, a father from Beijing, surnamed Hu, was found to be a compatible donor of his 5 year old son who was suffering from leukaemia. However, in May this year, the father abruptly refused to donate his bone marrow and stopped paying any child support to his son.

The mother, who was also found to be compatible(but not the most compatible compared to the father) to donate the blood marrow also chose not to donate her blood marrow to her son. The doctor said the boy’s life could have been saved if his father could donate his bone marrow.

Later, the boy has died of complications arising from leukaemia after both of his parents refused to donate their bone marrow to him.

The father did not attend his son’s funeral after the death.

The dying boy and his mother

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Horrible food made by the cruel and brutal Chinese Mainlanders – DRIED DOGS

Not to mention some of the Chinese mainlanders are still eating dogs as their usual food habit, now they have a newest, popular, but more importantly, more CRUEL and BRUTAL way to make the “cruise” tastes better – by drying the dogs.

The pictures below show how the final product is like…

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Extreme Chinese parenting methods – Chinese parents force 4-year-old kid running naked in snow

YouTube video: Chinese parents force 4-year-old kid running naked in snow.

A Chinese man’s extreme method of training his kid aroused hot dispute. Recently he forced his son running in heavy snow at -13℃, with short and sneaker only. When the kid was running piteously, he kept wanting his dad’s hug, however, his dad ignored and urged him to finish his 5 minutes run.

“My kid was determined by the doctor that he might have a possibility of having dementia and paralysis because of premature birth, so I decided to make a plan to train him since he was 6 months old in order to make him become a normal person. Besides running 3 kilo meters a day, I have also applied for various training classes for him.”, said the “Eagle Dad” named by the media.  Continue reading

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Why Chinese Mainlanders like to squat down??

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