May 7, 2008
Olympic Haircut
Out of all the supposed human rights abuses in China, I think this is the worst so far.
Poor little fella.
My China Tech blog on Inventorspot.com
- Human-Powered Washing Machine February 9, 2010What do you get when you cross a treadmill with a washing machine? Give up? Something that looks a little like this, actually. A kid by the name of Zhang Jiayu from the northeastern Liaoning province thought that conventional washing machines wasted far too much electricity. He then had the bright idea of creating one that was powered by a man running on top […]Rick Martin
- China Says Goodbye to Google With Cartoons February 9, 2010Since Google announced that they would no longer continue to censor in China, pretty much everybody has assumed that they won't be able to remain in the country. That may turn out to be the case. I'm not going to speculate too much on the issue, because there's way more than enough being said already. In the midst of all that headache, I do wa […]Rick Martin
- China ice sculpture tragically made entirely from beer February 9, 2010The city of Harbin in northern China is widely known for it's freeze-your-snowballs-off temperatures and it's annual ice festival. Domestically, the city is also known for it's beer. Sadly, some wiseguy decided to combine the two to create a ginormous ice sculpture with nothing more than copious amounts of frozen beer. Such a waste... […]Rick Martin
- China has system to detect vulgar Karaoke February 9, 2010Chinahush has a great write-up about a controversial new karaoke content management system being rolled out in Zhengzhou. The 'Black Box' (as it has been nicknamed) will flash red lights and alert the police when someone selects a vulgar song. Naturally, many netizens in China are voicing questions about such a system: […]Rick Martin
- China's xpPhone to be upgraded to Win7Phone? February 9, 2010The Chinese xpPhone was itself thought to be a rumor until engadget China reported on it last month. Sadly, it looks like this monstrosity does indeed exist. And what's more, it looks like it might soon be upgrading to Windows 7. Nevermind that the real Windows 7 Mobile won't be coming out until late next year. As usual, China has us covered with t […]Rick Martin
- Best Chinese Knockoff Ever? Sony VAIC TT February 9, 2010There's something ingenius about taking an 'O' and making it a 'C.' It's so subtle. So clever. It boggles the mind with possibilities: Orec cookies anyone? Maybe a little Cvaltine to wash it down? Ok, maybe not. But that's generally the idea behind this 'Viac' 'Vaic,' a shanzhai version of the tiny Son […]Rick Martin
- More Chinese Farmer Innovations: Baby Buddha Pears! February 9, 2010If you're a regular reader of this blog, you're likely familiar with the unusual phenomenon of inventive Chinese farmers. For some reason, these rural inventors are grabbing more headlines than most Chinese tech companies. Well, here's another distinguished farmer to follow in that tradition. This particular pear producer isn't going to l […]Rick Martin
- Replica Tian'anmen Gate Crafted from Human Hair February 9, 2010What's hairy, forbidden, and red all over? Why, it's this replica Tian'anmen Gate built entirely out of leftover hair clippings! (Sorry, I hope I didn't disappoint any Anne of Green Gables fanboys out there.) […]Rick Martin
- 'Phoney' Marriage Proposal in China February 9, 2010The latest viral video to come out of China features a young man's unique marriage proposal, created by making a sort of LED screen out of hundreds of cell phones. The display was then programmed to display a surprise romantic message to the unsuspecting girlfriend. Check out the video and see for yourself: […]Rick Martin
- Chinese Netizen Arrested, Sends SOS on Twitter February 9, 2010Many of you are likely familiar with the case of the American student from Berkley back in April of 2008 who when he was taken into custody by Egyptian police managed to send out a short tweet via SMS saying "Arrested." Subsequently his embassy and the press were notified and he was eventually released (see CNN story) thanks to his twitter distress […]Rick Martin
What I’m reading on Publish2
- Just because you are unique... February 9, 2010
- Person of the Year move Dalian to tears February 9, 2010
- Furama Hotel Dalian joins World Hotels February 9, 2010
- Cold freezes sea-farmers' income February 9, 2010
- Drowned sailors honoured February 9, 2010
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How do you find this stuff?
That is truly disturbing. It’s far worse than the child abuse mullet.
@Alex On the front page of youku. I usually stumble upon it on my way to Battlestar Gallactica.
I’m sure that qualifies as child abuse in some countries. Probably not China, though.
haha i’m outraged! This is why i’ll ever let my girlfrend dress up our cat.