These figures would have a little credibility if they include the hongbais received under the table..... Full Comment>>

Many running on terrorists mindset, actively seeking high value targets. Full Comment>>

Obviously you 1. can't read numbers, 2. never heard of 'cover of the book'. 3. haven't figured out the difference between a screen name and a system generated userid. A shallow moron you are. Full Comment>>

Packed sardines. Full Comment>>

"The police answered that 'they just knew.'" The money under their bed just knew. Full Comment>>

no money no talk, more, more, more..... Full Comment>>

purpose being to turn it into a lying propaganda machine Full Comment>>

"...58 percent of Chinese fear that their credit card information will be stolen online." Nobody know themselves better. Full Comment>>

Miniature China. Full Comment>>

The monk's visit was no coincidence. If CCP didn't allow it it would never happen. It was part of communists' propaganda to draw attention to Xi's tolerance of religious freedom as he further stripped away internet freedom. One of the topics of discussion on the plane as Xi was making his way home was bound to be ... Full Comment>>

In that case I go with you. Perhaps the boss was in china too long she forgot the differences. A workaround, did your friend ask for an unpaid leave? Full Comment>>

"......but because of their modesty, they don’t want to be praised out in public for a job well done." And you believe that? That is what they tell you to save face. The real reason is because they know how envy, including themselves, chinese are of others' success, how far they would go and how long they ... Full Comment>>

Health related issues including death of a family is the de facto reason to get out of a situation in china, often permanently with a job. Ever notice the number of prisoners released from jail under medical grounds, from political prisoners to corrupted CCP members? This is something every local knows about and ... Full Comment>>

Fresh powder from polluted air. Take a deep breath, enjoy. http://sinosphere.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/21/air-pollution-hits-harbin-in-northeast-china-closing-schools-and-roads/?_r=0 Full Comment>>

A Chinese communist to be specific. What does communists, terrorists and criminals have in common? Contempt for and breaking laws that don't serve their selfish interests. Neanderthals are far more civilised and less malicious than them. Full Comment>>

A Guangxi driver without guanxi. Full Comment>>

Englteachted got it right. Even a high school kid knows criminals are everywhere which is why you look at crime rates when you make comparisons. Full Comment>>

What classes are you talking about, criminology? Full Comment>>

Shows what communist education system is really about, all the way from childhood. Rome isn't built in one day. Full Comment>>

"At the 5th European Mahjong Championship held last July, the team came in 37 out of 51 teams, and the top Chinese individual player placed 30th." Tells you how much luck plays, or, how good these guys are at cheating. Full Comment>>

A better solution to gender imbalance than 2 child policy for a 1.3 billion population country. Blame it on Mao, get your free doll from CCP. Full Comment>>

He pays the customer who buys from him. Who wrote this story? Full Comment>>

Join the crowd, put on a poker face so nobody can fault him for being cheap as he enjoys another freebie show thinking how smart he has been all his life! But he is not chinese... Full Comment>>

they never lack cruelty and cunningness though Full Comment>>

it is all Mao's fault, if china has fewer people there would be less violence, perfect excuse, guy is dead Full Comment>>