Could have fooled me. On rare occasions I saw 1mB/s Full Comment>>

Kuntman, you are not in China then, are you? Hiding behind a guest name. Have you heard of sarcasm? There are many things that are generally not OK, but is still done. Full Comment>>

Oh the horror, seeing a naked breast. But showing everything else when using the street as a toilet is OK. WTF! Why are exposed breasts such a taboo thing in China? Full Comment>>

You could have made it so much easier by not staying in hostels, but rather in hotels, they are not that expensive. Full Comment>>

Ah, the American green card. Now that is true love. Full Comment>>

I would rather think of Bill Gates as a cheapskate. Colnagos are fantastic bikes, if he can afford it, why not? Full Comment>>

It doesn't work. I downloaded it and requested a verification code to activate, but it wasn't sent, even after numerous attempts, Full Comment>>

So what was the price then, 2,175yuan or 1,520yuan? Poorly written article. And mr Xiao was stupid enough to pay for it? I guess he had to show everyone how much money he has. Full Comment>>

My comment was tongue in cheek, but I agree 100% with you, especially the smoking indoors part. Full Comment>>

There is no indication in the article that they were lost, just separated from their friends. The police just jumped at the chance to protect the country from lawless foreigners. Full Comment>>

There is no indication in the article that they were lost, just separated from their friends. The police just jumped at the chance to protect the country from lawless foreigners. Full Comment>>

fangzi, chezi, piaozi - house, car, money. Check, all covered. Full Comment>>

Quite a superficial article, stating things that might go wrong, without giving real advice. Before coming to live in China, I backpacked through it on six or seven trips and never really experienced any problems, although I had enough knowledge of putonghua to get by at the time. I found people more curious than ... Full Comment>>

If poodles are so intelligent, why can't they be taught to keep quiet when everyone is sleeping? Or maybe their owners are not intelligent enough to know that they cause disturbances.,, Full Comment>>

Not surprised. I live in Wuxi and can confirm that this is probably the most conservative and inhibited place I have ever been to. Full Comment>>

I will be quite happy if they eat my neighbour's dog which barks day and night. Full Comment>>

Very useful. My Chinese colleagues were very amused when I checked the pronounciation with them. Full Comment>>

Jake you have been had. Find a real girl while you are there, there are plenty. There are much better sites, where you pay for a month and can contact girls yourself. Why do you need a website to translate for you at a cost, just use Google Translate. I found my GF on chineselovelinks and we have been together for a ... Full Comment>>

Yeah, you must be one of the people the article refers to. Your English is shit. Go home. Full Comment>>

Happy tomb sweeping. Yeah, I can see why customers are unhappy. Full Comment>>

I don't like you either, the way you try to justify the misery of black people is the reason why the world is in the state it is and Africans flee to Europe in their hordes. Wonder why? BTW, I am not Chinese, I have lived and worked with black people for many years, my opinion does not come from internet research, ... Full Comment>>

Ah, being politically correct, Hakaider? Yes, Rhodes was a colonialist who caused the Anglo Boer War, which left thousands of white Afrikaner women and children dead in concentration camps. I didn't see any Afrikaner protesting against his statue, they accepted history and went on with their lives, something blacks ... Full Comment>>

At least they probably will take the money and not protest about Rhodes' statue offending them because he was a colonialist, like black students recently did in Cape Town. They actually threw excrement on it and demanded the removal, regardless of scholarships and the fact that the very university was established by ... Full Comment>>

Nothing wrong with that. I had to endure it too during military service many years ago. It makes you learn quickly. Full Comment>>

4,500 out of 1,3 billion people. I would hardly call the survey representative. It was probably done in Beijing too. Full Comment>>