What, pray tell, is the racial stereotype in the photo? A hot model or a fisherman? Both types exist in most societies and cultures - even today! And even MORE SO in China! Duh! It doesn't make them stereotypes, for crying out loud. Hey! Maybe it's the fake buzzard on the old fisher's wrist that is a great cause for ... Full Comment>>

Well, the previous comment was tongue-in-cheek (TIC...hehe...) so I don't think it deserved a thumbs down. However, it pains the heart and soul of this football lover to learn that China cannot rise above common corruption, however tempting or coercing it may be (from higher-ups?) to lie, cheat and steal. Please, ... Full Comment>>

At first glance, not impressed. (Or maybe intimidated!) Home page appears to be way more complicated than necessary to navigate. The beauty of the Internet lies in the ease of navigation with emphasis on immediate results and information. Page layout and links have to be clear, appealing to the lowest common ... Full Comment>>

Ha ha. The stern reaction you suggest in your comment rendered by a police officer in the US would more than likely be a bullet to the head or 30 to the chest, arms and legs since most cops back home can't aim worth beans, at least where I come from down south. No finger wagging school marms among the Austin City ... Full Comment>>

Ho hum... More anecdotal humdrum... Re Point 2, I have NEVER had a problem registering my China home address in my second tier city. In fact, when I do pipe up in English at the police station, the police officers in charge, beam and show off the little English they know. Ha ha. A few years back during the rego ... Full Comment>>