Happens to me every day. Full Comment>>

Innocent till proven guilty. That's the tradition here. Full Comment>>

Perhaps it says more about your inappropriate teaching style than the quality of the students? Westerners who come here to teach Chinese need to understand and adapt to the local culture, otherwise you will always get crappy results. Full Comment>>

Chinese men are becoming more popular amongst Russian women. A hint of jealousy there? Full Comment>>

you've had some experience in the sack here then? Full Comment>>

Foreigner? Full Comment>>

7 tier is the holy grail Full Comment>>

if it wasn't for foreigners there would be world peace for sure. Full Comment>>

I checked the source. It's legit. Surprising amount of elders are taking advantage of the improved healthcare offer here. Full Comment>>

China goes from strength to strength Full Comment>>

Hear hear. Shame on the heartless pricks on this forum who use this as an opportunity to throw abuse at Chinese people and their government who did the best they could under terrible conditions. Full Comment>>

while I agree with your dislike of sentimentality I don't agree with your reasoning. mandarin is a tonal language so there is often as big an emphasis placed on the 'poetic' sound of the words in a statement as well as the symbolism in the characters. the other massive cultural difference which leads to this type of ... Full Comment>>

Would be a great benefit to you maybe and other westerners/westernized people but not to Chinese people who have a deep affinity for sentiment through written language perhaps in no small way owing to their more poetic way of communicating (hieroglyphs) rather than a mere code (alphabet). Full Comment>>

I think I saw that David guy selling his wares in donghu road once. nice guy and gave a decent price too. He'll be missed that fella. Full Comment>>

Forbidden City is sacred. This was an immoral and provocative act. Full Comment>>

Good to see the numbers back up. And Chinese students still leading the way with the highest rated educational attainment for many subjects in the world practically for their age group. Full Comment>>

This is proof the Party's anti pollution strategy is working. Soon many Chinese cities will be on a par with some European metropolises like Paris and London. Full Comment>>

Why bother visiting this website every day when all you have to contribute is vitriolic ant-china rants? Getting paid for your troubles? Full Comment>>

Your baseless comment just serves to expose your xenophobia Full Comment>>

I know many people who went to work for ISIS. They are certainly not evil, misled and a bit naive maybe, but not evil. That's just the western propaganda machine trying to tar them all with the same brush. Most of them are just good guys trying to make the world a better place for all. Full Comment>>

China's economy feeds off western markets including the U.S. So the US should shoulder some of the responsibility for the chronic air pollution (especially in cities like Beijing where the smog gets trapped so much) caused by the factories and power plants needed to make so many 'cheap' products for westen ... Full Comment>>

For me the saddest thing about this news is the headline that was chosen. Shame on echinacities. How would you like it if it happened to you would you make a joke about it then? Heres hoping that the psychopaths who ordered the house demolitions will be held to account and will be dealt with accordingly. Full Comment>>

This was an insightful article and well researched. I agree with the points that native Americans are not native English speaking, in fact most Americans speak a strange form of the language that could hardly be described as native English. Full Comment>>

for clothes and any 'luxury' or imported goods, you need to shop like a chinese: online Full Comment>>

"people desperately trying to justify their own insignificance". Ah, the frustrated expats who contribute to this web forum down to a tee Full Comment>>