Let's talk to all of them a month from now, and then make a judgment, lol. Full Comment>>

All in the name of "doing their duty," of course! Full Comment>>

Well, you will have a head start over everyone, now won't you! Full Comment>>

Phuleese! In a land where "food safety" is synonymous with Russian roulette, what's a little hormonal imbalance. In my city, KFC's are packed with people who need their daily fix of deep fried yard bird. This news may affect sales in some of the 1st tier cities, who have lots of places to choose from, but ... Full Comment>>

Love it or leave it, lol. So, you have to like absolutely everything, or nothing at all? Full Comment>>

Great list, even if there are few surprises. Personally, I think the whole business can be summed up in one of the last few sentences, being: "If I didn't care about or want this country to continue to develop, then I wouldn't bother criticizing anything." What some Chinese fail to realize is that, when ... Full Comment>>

Gosh. That kinda sounds like China right now, except they do that to anyone, suspected terrorists or not. Full Comment>>

I'm sorry, Aylin, but you have quite a ways to go before anyone would confuse you for a native speaker. Grammar and spelling errors notwithstanding, you could also go back and study in the area of punctuation. Not trying to be overly critical or anything, just an observation. Full Comment>>

The title of the article says it all! "Unmanned Intelligent Cars" would work far better than "Manned Ignorant Driving," which is currently the status quo. Full Comment>>

Not belligerent? Hahahahahaha! "We own the entire Pacific!" Based upon historical precedent, of course... Hogwash. You can't make all your neighbors mad for long without consequences and accountability, something that many Chinese businesses pretend doesn't exist. Full Comment>>

I agree. Once one gets beyond the borders of mainland China, Mandarin is practically useless. Even in many of the Chinese business enclaves one encounters in foreign countries, I've heard more Cantonese spoken than Mandarin. It will be a long time before the Chinese language reaches the international equivalent of ... Full Comment>>

@eyecoin; You are being sarcastic, right? Because if you aren't, then you are seriously misinformed or simply ignorant of the facts. Most of the students I know who have gone on to study in the U.S. return to China in tears at how hard the collegiate courses are. They can no longer plagiarize with immunity, their ... Full Comment>>

Try reading the last line of the first paragraph, where the author states: "Today we’ll take a look at some tips for preparing your spouse’s green card application from the American perspective." Full Comment>>

Actually, nature judges everyday on much harsher terms than you would imagine. And look up the word "racist." Learn to use it correctly before you go labeling someone by implication. Full Comment>>