- Author: Leon
- Categories: Galleries, International
- Date: Dec 8, 2012 10:34 JST
- Tags: Beijing, China, Cosplay, Image Gallery, Made in China, Maids, Moe, Nekomimi, Photoshop

Beijing cosplay model Dein (or 静电场朔 as she goes by in Chinese) has lately been receiving a great deal of appreciation for her moesome mastery of the duckface and cute cosplay ranging from maids to Little Red Riding Hood – comparisons to the lovely Akasan notwithstanding…
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Chinese subway goers have ranked the most unforgivable breaches of etiquette they are forced to endure on the nation’s trains, including such pearls of wisdom as “not defecating in the train” and “not allowing children to go to the toilet on the floor.”
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The Chinese government’s vindictive decision to turn a couple’s home into a roundabout after they refused to sell up to make way for a new road has been making headlines in China and beyond.
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China’s notorious motor shows continue to court controversy with their “artistic” displays – with non-existent outfits, nude bodypaint and bestial displays now joined by the kind of bikini-clad “babes” more normally associated with Japan’s junior idols or America’s creepy beauty pageants.
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As if it were not distressingly well established enough already, yet more evidence of the incredible transformative power of makeup has surfaced, and looks sure to distress anyone on the receiving end.
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China’s latest pork-barrel prestige project will reportedly take the form of a giant ring, but so pointless is the project that it soon found itself the butt of mass Photoshop mockery.
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Visitors to a recent Guiyang motor show were treated to the charming sight of a companion clad in nothing but pasties, pantsu and a snake, despite supposed efforts to reign in events which increasingly seem to be more about the allure of scantily clad girls rather than that of shiny blocks of metal.
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An apparently used condom turning up in college cafeteria meal is the latest food scandal to erupt in China, much to the utter disgust of many online.
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A Chinese teacher who managed to slap her infant pupils over 120 times in only half an hour has attracted widespread condemnation in China and beyond.
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Internet denizens in China and beyond have been marvelling at some of the more extreme scenes of chaos and confusion which abound at the nation’s profusion of Internet cafes, already notorious for everything from sexy girls to scenes of non-virtual death and destruction.
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The propensity of Chinese bridges to spontaneously collapse when subjected to weather, usage, construction, or what some wags have classified as “magnitude 0″ earthquakes, is currently creating much controversy in China – and with even official statistics claiming a Chinese bridge falls down on average at least every 2 months, it is not hard to see why.
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The Internet is aghast at grisly pictures which purportedly show a protester who was gruesomely flattened with a steamroller by Chinese government enforcers, after he dared to oppose a local land grab.
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