
A Chinese gaming event which tried to win a Guinness record for most maids by gathering 300 of them together has been attracting attention for the quality of the maids it ended up gathering – after managing barely a hundred volunteers, it had to resort to maid-to-order tactics to make up its final total of 265.
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Winter has been taking its toll on animals unfortunate enough to find themselves in Chinese zoos, though not just because of the weather – reports have emerged of sluggish crocodiles being stoned to death “because they looked fake,” whilst elsewhere delighted visitors have been spotted enjoying the opportunity to pelt the lions with snowballs.
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The ethics of the Chinese food industry are again in the spotlight with news that most of the shark fins used in one of the nation’s most famous dishes are in fact fake, and poisonous as well.
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This time, and sadly not for the first time, it is China’s toilets which have been exploding, threatening users with an unpleasant variety of horrible injuries and an ungodly mess.
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China’s latest contribution to the year’s festivities comes in the form of a breezy upskirt Santa, and has been causing something of a stir – although those expecting anything so conventional as a sexy girl dressed as Santa may be sadly disappointed…
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Shoppers in a Chinese department store have been injured by an exploding shark tank, which spewed water, glass and sharks onto hapless shoppers, injuring over a dozen onlookers and staff.
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- 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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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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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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China quality Pikachu, Naruto, and Avatar statues gracing a Wenzhou anime event have lately been attracting attention – though more for the potential trauma they will likely inflict on the event’s little visitors than their artistic quality…
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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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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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