2 Videos: Dirty Chinese Video Book Review and Shanghai's World of Chocolate!

-Interesting combination.
http://youtu.be/DBIkfxctoN0


Dirty Chinese: Everyday Slang from "What's Up?" to "F*%# Off!" (Dirty Everyday Slang)

GET D!RTY
Next time you’re traveling or just chattin’ in Chinese with your friends, drop the textbook formality and bust out with expressions they never teach you in school, including:

•Cool slang
•Funny insults
•Explicit sex terms
•Raw swear words

Dirty Chinese teaches the casual expressions heard every day on the streets of China:

•What’s up? Zenmeyàng?

and more!


Have you ever wondered what the Eifel tower would look like if it were made out of chocolate?! Or how about a carriage, that was made out of a giant pumpkin, that was made out of chocolate?

Well now you know. Welcome to Shanghai's World of Chocolate Wonderland, a feast for the eyes, and the tongue. Towering architectural achievements made with only some tricky use of chocolate boggle the mind.

Chocolate is amazingly versatile and can be molded into almost any shape.

[Luo Shenling, 22-Year-Old University Student]:
"At first when I walked in, I didn't realize everything here is made of chocolate. Then I took a careful look, and realized it's all real chocolate and all made with chocolate. I feel shocked and it's really beautiful."

But that wasn't all!

That's right, chocolate fashion! A special cat walk had models flaunting edible outfits. The audience was melted to their seat.

[Zhang Xiaoxiao, Model]:
"My strongest feeling after wearing clothes is that I might be willing to eat them."

[Yu Mengxian, Model]:
"The most difficult part of walking the catwalk in chocolate is that I was afraid the chocolates will drop or break into pieces."

This is already the second chocolate fashion show in Shanghai. The last one was in December 2011.

So if you're in Shanghai, stop by the World of Chocolate Wonderland. It's seriously sweet!
http://youtu.be/zpG87k95ZWk

19 Insane Photos of Transportation in China and Around Asia

-These are unbelievable!
1.  is she a thief back there?

2.  I swear she's sleeping.

3.  Chinese universities' favorite game.

4. Gonna sit my butt here till the cops come.

5.  Pot delivery man.

6.  Red Box China style.

7.  It's an optical illusion.

8.  One IV to go.

9.  A ballet dancer on the way home.

10.  When your wife and lover need a ride.

11.  I'd like the one on the bottom.

12.  You can almost smell the body odor wafting down the road.

13.  Makes wide turns.

14.  That passenger seems to like it until the first bump comes.

15.  Part of the Basin Boys Gang.

16.  Quite the haul today.

17.  You could see this guy coming for miles.

18.  innovative transportation.


19.  Bumped one too many pedestrians.

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Video of Yangshuo, China Backpacking Trip: Amazing footage, Monkeys, Boats and more!

-Great video of amazing places... 

Backpacking china from sam harry on Vimeo.
Video blog of my time in China

Consumer Electronics Show 2013: China Represents, Cool Gadgets, Waterproof Smartphones and the FUTURE!

-Love the smart Fridge.

Can China's biggest brands buy their way into America?

Read the full report here:http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/13/3867162/chinese-electronics-show-hisense-hu...

http://youtu.be/JYp9EoIv9ow

Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reports on how Chinese companies including Hisense Electric Co., TCL Corp., and Huawei Technologies Co. are looking to make a splash at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

http://youtu.be/T0_q_5g0anw

By CCTV correspondent Mark Niu

Chinese exports made a big splash at the Consumer Electronics Show which wrapped up Friday in Las Vegas. After watching a dazzling display of new products, Mark Niu shows us why mobile device makers Huawei and ZTE stood out from the crowd.

Making a name and an impact.

Chinese companies flocked to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to prove their products have what it takes to satisfy global consumers.

At CES, Huawei launched two Android smartphones and a Windows version too.

In a crowded market, "superlatives" are the common tactic.

http://youtu.be/EtJWwdCtcO4

Squat Toilets 101: Andy and Toto Explain Why Western Toilets are BAD and Chinese Toilets are GOOD!

-Ancient, Agent, Asian... too funny.

The funny thing is I'm actually totally pro Asian Toilets. They're actually better for the body than western toilets.
If you want more of Andy&Toto, let me know!

http://youtu.be/ao92t6_lvKE

Take 7 Minutes and Watch this Super Psycho Waitress Routine at a Dandong, Liaoning Restaurant

-I wouldn't eat there... 
Article found here.
http://youtu.be/z0ZBkzKa4xI
这帮妹纸都在朝鲜受过特训吗？都来震震三观!(视/文)

【太剽悍了！】这些妹纸都打鸡血了，笑抽过去了~~丹东阿里郎风采展示！都是剽悍派！都是要逆天！都来震三观！感觉好累，觉得再也不相信这个世界了！最不靠谱人类终于出动­了。。。。。这帮妹纸都在朝鲜受过特训吗？？收复钓鱼岛必须派他们打个头阵！！

http://youtu.be/o1ix4AIy-00

ALEX JONES: China Becoming World's Largest Prepper, Obama Sides with China!?

-Crazy stuff...

If there were ever a sign that something is amiss, this may very well be it. United Nations agricultural experts are reporting confusion, after figures show that China imported 2.6 million tons of rice in 2012, substantially more than a four-fold increase over the 575,000 tons imported in 2011. The confusion stems from the fact that there is no obvious reason for vastly increased imports, since there has been no rice shortage in China. The speculation is that Chinese importers are taking advantage of low international prices, but all that means is that China's own vast supplies of domestically grown rice are being stockpiled. Why would China suddenly be stockpiling millions of tons of rice for no apparent reason? Perhaps it's related to China's aggressive military buildup and war preparations in the Pacific and in central Asia.

If a 400% year-over-year increase in rice stockpiles isn't enough to convince you the Chinese are preparing for a significant near-term event, consider that in Australia the country's two major baby formula distributors have reported they are unable to keep up with demand for their dry milk formula products. Grocery stores throughout the country have been left empty of the essential infant staple as a result of bulk exports by the Chinese. A surge in sales of one of Australia's most popular brands of infant formula has led to an unusual sight for this wealthy nation: barren shelves in the baby aisle and even rationing of baby food in some leading retail outlets.

We'd be more apt to believe the Chinese were panic-buying baby formula had the Chinese milk scandal occurred recently. The problem is that it happened four years ago. Are we to believe the Chinese are just now realizing their baby food may be tainted?

In addition to the apparent build-up in food stocks, the Chinese are further diversifying their cash assets (denominated in US Dollars) into physical goods. In fact, in just a single month in 2012, the Chinese imported and stockpiled more gold than the entirety of the gold stored in the vaults of the European Central Bank (and did we mention they did this in one month?

http://youtu.be/sIB0V4Qp5h4

The Communist Chinese government, via its state-run media front Xinhua, has called for Americans to be disarmed, arguing that the Sandy Hook school massacre demands "no delay for U.S. gun control."

http://youtu.be/7MUWL8I14dQ