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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
From a
strip entitled 仔仔龍 (ZaiZai Long, or, Little Dragon).
As always, translations in maroon:
Link to original comic on sina.
From a strip entitled 傻妹子日記 (Diary of a Silly Little Girl). I’ve only translated the first panel, which I feel is pretty representative of the entire strip.
As always, translations in maroon:
Link to original comic on sina.
From a strip entitled 都市王老五 (Urban Bachelor). As always, translations in maroon:
Link to original strip on sina.
From the 佐佐佑 Donews blog, art created by explosives:
The comment underneath (by Fwolf) states, “Rich, really rich.”
Via PostShow.
One of the numerous scans of China’s edition of Esquire magazine from their blog (hosted by Sina).
Via vincent’s blog.
Have you been wondering why two of the most well-known online video clips come from greater China (Asian Backstreet Boys may be THE most well known around the world; and while Bus Uncle isn’t, it’s gotten an amazing amount of play for something that’s subtitled)? Chinese youth are armed with video cellphones, digital video cameras,…
Continue readingChinese vlogging contest: source of the next Asian Backstreet Boys or Bus Uncle?
