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To ensure that FuRong doesn’t disappear from the public consciousness, we have her latest offering (and yes, we kind of caught it late):
Bid, on eBay, for dinner with FuRong. She prefers a guy 8 years her junior, more than 180cm tall, with pale skin and a nice butt. (I did not make any of that up.)
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城市吧 CityBar looks like a cool Web2.0 map hack that uses photographs to show what the street would look like if you stood there, facing that direction. Unfortunately, I haven’t got the site to load properly and so I couldn’t test it out myself.
Via PostShow.
From a strip entitled 混沌村 (HunDunCun = primitive village).
As always, translations in maroon:
Link to original comic on sina.
Why is it that one of China’s “classic” games of the past 4 years is still virtually invisible on the English language web? I Googled it, I Google Blog searched it, I tried to Technorati it but couldn’t get through on this particular Chinese server, I Google News’d it, I Terra Nova’d it, I Pacific Epoch’d it (and I Donews’d it for…
Continue readingMoli Baobei/Crossgate 魔力宝贝 BBS
Check out one of the most popular musicians in northwestern China’s Xinjiang province: Murat Muhtar. Thanks to Michael Manning on his blog The Opposite End of China, who has digitized and uploaded two of Muhtar’s videos. One selection is a typical music video of two beautiful people dancing together against…
Continue readingUighur dance party video
Entitled《全民玩博客》 (Everyone Plays with Blogs), this book, which Postshow member JoyChan contributed to, is a guidebook that includes the chapters:
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Continue readingThe Chinese Blogs Guidebook