Han Han is a famous post-80s generation professional race-car driver and best-selling author. He is also one of China’s most popular Chinese bloggers, and my own favorite.  — Fauna

From Han Han’s blog:

Are You Xiao Ming*?

I don’t know if everyone has noticed or not, but recently there have more and more Fifty Cent Party [wu mao dang] members on major forums and the comments of news sites. Of course, I don’t support calling anyone who disagrees with you “Fifty Cent Party“, but the Fifty Cent Party is very easy to recognize because people who’ve sold their souls, especially people who’ve sold their souls for cheap, have no [emotional] foundation for their words so even the climax [of what they are saying] lacks drama. When I first discovered this phenomenon, I was perplexed and thought it was just the relevant departments increasing the [number of Fifty Cent Party members], but I read a piece of news that said the economic crisis has spread to the Fifty Cent Party. Section 17 of the fifth chapter of the “Hengyang Internet Comment Management Methods” states that internet commenters will be paid 10 cents for each post. From this we can infer that across the country the Fifty Cent Party is being paid less; this could explain why it seems like suddenly there are five times as many Fifty Cent Party members: actually the people are still the same, but now they’re working overtime! Before, one often found that when there was a Fifty Cent Party member everyone could surround and watch them, but now with all the deletions and scrubbings [i.e., increased internet censorship], at some places one can now see Fifty Cent Party members outnumbering and surrounding [regular people].

According to classified files about the makeup of the Fifty Cent Party, 50 writing experts, 100 talented writers, and 500 other writers constitute a “fifty cent agency”. This outpouring of Fifty Cent Party members, according to my judgment, is mostly focused on those “other writers”, but from time to time a talented writer will come out to test the waters, and as for the expert writers, they probably have duties within the system as up to now very few of them have appeared. Of course, the main reason is that with Spring Festival coming they’re busy with social visits and receiving gifts.

The recent flood of Fifty Cent Party members is one reason I opened this Sina microblog, first because the reactions of the Fifty Cent Party are relatively slow and I think that to many “talented writers” registering and logging into QQ is already the most they can do. Besides, on microblogs, you cannot speak anonymously and they are afraid to register. Moreover, if they perform well on microblogs, the authorities may notice and ask them to use their cell phones to guide public opinion moment by moment. To them, this is a disaster: at first it was 10 cents for one post, and that was good, but sending a text message to influence [public opinion] costs ten cents, plus there’s the cost of electricity for charging their phones, anyway they’re losing a little bit of money. Don’t ridicule them, they sell themselves for one mao, for a thousand kuai they would sell a kidney; to them, a little money is still money. They are truly living at the lowest level of society, but they are the species with ideology that most directly aligns with that of the ruling class.

I have a different reading of the Fifty Cent Party. First, I feel we should permit the Fifty Cent Party to exist; everyone has the right to hire someone else to speak for them and those hired have the right to speak anywhere they please. If you can beat Xiao Ming* once, and then with the money stolen off of him hire someone to curse him once, that counts as a talent. Every government has a mechanism for propagating their perspective, [so] that is excusable. But the Fifty Cent Party is the government’s mistake, before I thought they existed to guide public opinion, but it seems I was wrong, because you wouldn’t, upon seeing a crowd of people eating shit, squeeze your way in to have a bite yourself. The Fifty Cent Party is a result of the higher levels toadying to the highest level, but in the wake of the Fifty Cent Party’s rampage, many glorious and correct personages need only to open their mouths, which clearly costs nothing, and they become [referred to as] Fifty Cent Party members, which greatly hurts their enthusiasm. Originally, if you went into a hotel and booked a room for a one night stand, when you came out the next morning the whole world would call you a chicken [i.e. dick], this goes without saying. If you suddenly found the Fifty Cent Party, [... suddenly] all of your former supporters are suspicious of the Fifty Cent Party. Why do I rarely praise the government? First, I fear being called a Fifty Cent Party member; second, if you criticize the lack of freedom then praise is meaningless; third, I have already paid my taxes, and the people’s taxes pay the fees of the Fifty Cent Party, which is equivalent to me indirectly supporting the government.

Finally, in the future, I will choose some [comments on this post] and differentiate which were written by “other writers”, which were written by “talented writers”, which were written by patriotic youths, which were written by ignorant young girls, which were unhappily written, which were brainlessly written. But if I wrong you, you volunteered. Who made your master think that an opinion the same as yours was worth ten cents?

* Note: Opinions seem divided on what Han Han means by “Xiao Ming”. See this post for some discussion and varying theories. One theory is that it’s just a stand-in name to represent the person could be anyone.

Han Han’s blog post is no longer publicly available without a password on his Sina blog. A copy can be seen on KDS.

Responses on Han Han’s blog:

建筑狂人:

Replying to Han Han, I am not Xiao Ming!

windson:

Looks like the situation for the Fifty Cent Party is getting more and more unbearable.

新浪手机网友:

I am a Fifty Cent Party member, but the money is too little so I quit, thanks everyone!

新浪网友:

Whether it’s fifty cents or ten cents, if they can spray shit [onto message boards, etc.] then they’re a good party member.

新浪网友:

Do you mean to say that the Fifty Cent Party has been on your blog recently? Quickly pick out a few so we can surround them…

新浪手机网友：

Very brave, but I still think that the government will secretly kill you…

新浪手机网友:

I support Han Han.

新浪手机网友:

Ding!

This post was translated by C. Custer, the editor of the analysis and translation blog ChinaGeeks.

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From Mop:

All of the beautiful girls in the above photographs are actually men.

Comments from Mop:

贫僧当时就硬了:

I admit I am hard~~

い水珠儿い:

I have to say I am a little envious of them. Tell me, how are they so pretty? Sigh, yet still men!

s2215959:

I can’t go on anymore…if I keep looking at them I will no longer have any interest towards women…

初成坏蛋:

All pretty girls, how many women would feel ashamed after looking at them. Haha.

莪訆二丫:

Actually, women should look at Brother Chun. With such a powerful Brother Chun, how can they be ashamed~

农村来的卧底:

I keep hovering between hard and not hard?

美女都被狗曰了:

Dammit, I hate it when people say I look like a girl.

深入止痒♂:

LZ, this post tells us that every time we SY to a photograph, we must first Baidu that photo first, just in case…

玖伍贰柒-唐僧肉:

Kao, with already this many, it wouldn’t hurt to add one more…

宁波第一少女杀:

Men are becoming more and more like women, and women more and more like men…this society is so…

匿名人士715721:

Remember, everyone, when you are out at night [at nightclub, bar, etc.] to not be deceived by exterior appearances! Especially those “girls” who don’t like to open their mouths! [It would be a] tragedy! A painful lesson!

What do you think? Would you be fooled? Would you admit it?

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Original Post: Beautiful Girls…Or Amazing Asian Pretty Boys?

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From Kaixin001 & KDS:

Comments from KDS:

卖相一泡污:

If those driving ordinary VW Santanas were to hit it, they would definitely be financially ruined.

小册老蛮灵:

The taxi driver is smart, staying far far away.

嘿 姑娘:

Too IB.

miYaGi:

Such a crowded street and yet such a distance between the cars [surrounding the Bugatti), the drivers behind are definitely thinking very clearly [to avoid getting too close].

J M:

Park 10 minutes in front of a bar/nightclub and all of the XS [girls] inside will run out~

wayio:

Go drive once around the Shanghai World Expo construction site and he can take it back to Europe for major repairs.

嘛咪嘛咪轰:

Meekly asks…what kind of car is this? Is it very valuable?

美错:

LZ’s post is so funny…
first a partial frontal photo that [makes the car] look really impressive…
then a zoomed out photograph, showing that the road is blocked [with traffic]…
So no matter how impressive the car you drive on Shanghai’s streets, there’s no much difference from the ordinary Volkswagen Santana next to you.

上海地鐵:

A really nice house is driving around.

亚无蛋:

If a taxi driver “squeezes his asshole” [makes a nervous mistake],

one hit is 10 years of wasted work/earnings.

If one day he runs into a drunk driver who hits him, it can ruin someone’s life forever.

Driving a nice car shouldn’t be a risk to other people.

永恒の哀伤:

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price: 25-43 million [RMB] Too bad it’s white, it would be cool if it were blue.

香港大圈仔:

All I see is a pile of RMB blocking the road. No, a ton of RMB.

10086:

So so so so cocky!!! Extremely hot! And it got a license plate?! I wonder which insurance company insures it, because insurance companies usually don’t dare to insure cars of this level. [Need insurance before you can get a license plate]

西瓜哥哥:

Who is going to repost this post to Liba? I really want to see what comments Liba girls will have.

花生酱尼桑:

Fuck, this is what IB is.

123456:

So niu, highest racetrack speed, nearly 400km/h. In Shanghai, averaging 40km/h would already be very “high” [exciting].

淚:

OMG, how many lifetimes would an ordinary common person need to earn this much money.
Evil society~~~

Steven:

My schoolmate has seen [this car] on Huai Hai Road many times. I bet this guy drives around there every day. I really wish I could IB like this once.

粢饭糕:

I’m thinking if you let a parking attendant [valet boy] park this car, the valet boy’s hand would shake while driving…

一个好人:

Why are there so many people looking at this car? Why aren’t there any people looking at just who is driving this car, what kind of background, whether it is a man or a woman~~~~~That this car is is niu everyone knows, but the person who can afford such a car and get it licensed [and insured] is even more worth our attention and gossip. Human flesh search this.

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From NetEase:

26-year-old Zhuang Huagui and 21-year-old Hu Zhao’e originally planned to get married today on February 4th, but on January 28th, Hu Zhao’e was stabbed to death by two break-in thieves. The deeply passionate groom held a special wedding at a funeral parlor for his deceased wife.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian, Zhuang Huagui tightly held his wife’s hand.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian, at the front door to the funeral parlor, parked long lines of wedding motorcade. This new couple picked up their wedding certificate December of last year, planning to get married today, Zhuang Huagui never expected just a few month later his beloved girlfriend would leave him forever.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian ,Zhuang Huagui carefully wiped his wife’s crystal coffin. The groom decided to hold the wedding ceremony with his deceased wife at the funeral parlour, and inviting family from both sides to act as witness.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian, Zhuang Huagui held his wife’s wedding photo in front of the funeral parlor to welcome the guests coming to the wedding.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian, the new bride lie in the crystal coffin in her wedding dress.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian, the groom changed his clothes and took part in his wife’s funeral.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlor in Zhangzhou, Fujian,the wedding ceremony is over, Zhuang Huagui immediately arranged for his wife’s funeral ceremony.

February 4th, 2010, at a funeral parlour in Zhangzhou, Fujian. The deeply passionate groom Zhuang Huagui completed his vows on the original planned date of the wedding with his wife lying in the crystal coffin.

Comments on NetEase:

冷血峰兒:

Such deep love, so touching.

叶小沫:

So touching, true love is rare in this age.

美国网友:

Brother, what you are doing really touches me, but you must consider what you are doing can make your father-in-law and mother-in-law more sad, let her rest in peace.

天堂搭错车:

Touching, society’s public order is too inadequate, so unfortunate.

wshjiayou_52:

Robbers are so heartless, you will receive retribution.

yestodang:

Comments on Tianya:

Q钱多多Q:

So touching.

冰泪心语:

I feel really bad after reading this.

pqp0906:

Sigh, if they are going to rob then just rob, why kill someone!!
Just take the money…sigh…so young, a real shame!!

苍生墨:

Crying uncontrollably…what a good man, MM really was unlucky…a tragic pair.

聪明的小小鸟:

True love, the girl in heaven will be touched~

anly_huang:

Feel so bad, a good man! These days, the public safety/security really makes one speechless.

daylao:

So touching, a real shame, hope the deceased can see this from heaven.

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Well…Chinese New Year is almost here, and what better to celebrate than with wealth, fame and glamour. In this Malaysian boy’s cover of Lady Gaga’s hit song “Poker Face“, we can already get a sense of what Chinese New Year is all about – money, money, and more money. I mean, how can you not make a fortune with those sweet “發” [fa, "get rich"] shades?

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Here is a translation of the subtitles/lyrics:

Congratulations

Music: Lady GaGa
Lyrics: Bobby GaGa
Vocal: Bobby GaGa
Director: PinkTee

Happy New Year
Good Luck and Great Prosperity
Happy New Year
Good Luck and Great Prosperity
Happy New Year
(Good Luck and Great Prosperity) The spring breeze asked me, I said the spring is already here
In a flash a long year had already gone by
Spring festival is here everybody are all setting off firecrackers
Pi-li-pa-la, pi-li-pa-la [firecracker sound] all so loud

Oh~
(Happy New Year, Happy New Year, ah New Year, year after year)
Oh~
(Happy New Year, Happy New Year, ah New Year, year after year)

New Year is here, New Year is here
Every family and every household are full of joy
(dong dong dong chong, dong dong dong chong) *drum sound*
The God of Wealth is here, the God of Wealth is here
The God of Wealth is handing out red envelopes all around
(Wish you a good fortune, hand over the envelopes)

Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Happy New Year)
Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Good Luck and Great Prosperity)

(Good Luck and Great Prosperity) The spring breeze asked me, I said the spring is already here
In a flash a long year had already gone by
Spring festival is here everybody are all setting off firecrackers
Pi-li-pa-la, pi-li-pa-la [firecracker sound] all so loud

Oh~
(Happy New Year, Happy New Year, ah New Year, year after year)
Oh~
(Happy New Year, Happy New Year, ah New Year, year after year)

New Year is here, New Year is here
Every family and every household are full of joy
(dong dong dong chong, dong dong dong chong) *drum sound*
The God of Wealth is here, the God of Wealth is here
The God of Wealth is handing out red envelopes all around
(Wish you a good fortune, hand over the envelopes)

Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Happy New Year)
Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Good Luck and Great Prosperity)

New Years is here, every family and every household are full of joy
Ah dong dong dong chong, dong dong chong
dong dong chong, dong chong, dong dong chong

The God of Wealth, the Lord of Wealth is handing out red envelopes all around
Wish you a good fortune, hand over the envelopes
Yeah yeah yeah yeah

New Year is here, New Year is here
Every family and every household are full of joy
(dong dong dong chong, dong dong dong chong) *drum sound*
The God of Wealth is here, the God of Wealth is here
The God of Wealth is handing out red envelopes all around
(Wish you a good fortune, hand over the envelopes)

New Year is here, New Year is here
Every family and every household are full of joy
(dong dong dong chong, dong dong dong chong) *drum sound*
The God of Wealth is here, the God of Wealth is here
The God of Wealth is handing out red envelopes all around
(Wish you a good fortune, hand over the envelopes)

Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Happy New Year)
Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Good Luck and Great Prosperity)

Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Happy New Year)
Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Good Luck and Great Prosperity)

Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Happy New Year)
Con-con-con-congratulations, con-con-con-congratulations
(Good Luck and Great Prosperity)

vs.

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From Liba:

A poll I saw on Kaixin001: Husband has stomach cancer, only has two months to live!! Wife determined to abort their child…

Husband has stomach cancer, only has two months to live!! And the wife does this!!!!! (Maximum 3 choices)

A husband has been diagnosed with stomach cancer, only has two months to live. Upon learning of this, the wife aborted the 5-month old child in her belly, preparing to remarry.

At the time, the husband’s father and mother had already begged on their knees, asking her to have the child, and guaranteeing that they will take care of all the issues of raising the child, etc. after it is born, but she still still insisted on aborting it. During an interview with this reporter, the husband was very grief-stricken, and did not wish for her to attend his own funeral.

• Heartless woman: 14301 (37%)
  
• I finally understand that saying: A husband and wife are birds in the same tree, but when disaster strikes, they fly their separate ways: 17230 (45%)
  
• I think it is very normal: 1981 (5%)
  
• There is nothing wrong with what the wife did, who told the husband to have a short life: 778 (2%)
  
• Society is too realistic: 23876 (62%)
• Soy sauce passing through: 1038 (3%)

Responses from Liba:

zghyzghy:

I think
this woman is very rational

As for heart,
the majority of people would think she is heartless.

But as for rationality,
her choice is still very proper/appropriate.

向钱看.向厚赚:

It can only be said that this woman does not really love this man.

嘟嘟辰:

This kind of parents-in-law will not take care of anything in the future. Is the wife aborting just to get remarried? This man’s entire family is too selfish.

迷糊进不迷糊出:

Actually, I feel this decision is rational.

Although the man’s family cannot accept this emotionally,

a single woman with a child alone is definitely very difficult, very difficult!

Even if the parents-in-law will take the child, who knows what unnecessary hassles this will bring in the future…

御姐黑玫瑰:

I think it normal.
It is the man’s family who are too selfish,
because their son, cannot go on.
[They] want to leave their blood lineage.
All they are thinking about is continuing their family line.

小米粥:

Many things are very difficult to understand without being in the situation yourself.

阿拉囡囡`:

Although I think if the woman really loved this man, no one would have to say anything and she would keep the child~
Who wouldn’t want to keep the bones and flesh [offspring] of the person they love most?

莜蓝莜蓝芯:

I have a friend, whose “husband” [boyfriend] died in an accident before they could marry, and at the time she was pregnant. She asked to have the child and leave her “husband” a descendant, but her “husband’s” parents resolutely refused to have the child. They were afraid she would use the child to have a claim on their family’s property. =.=! They resolutely forbade her to keep the child and wanted her to abort it.

一样的月光之后:

Those saying the wife is selfish,
Who is considering the wife’s future?
Who is considering the child’s future?

willie777:

I have a friend whose little sister [or cousin] who is also in this kind of situation, whose husband died from a work injury/accident while she was pregnant, whose parents-in-law also begged her to keep their only child’s only offspring. Although the wife’s family had misgivings, they still expressed that they would respect their daughter’s opinion, and she eventually gave birth to the baby. I really admire her. This kind of decision needs a lot of courage to take responsibility for.

方证:

The conclusion in television shows is not like this.
It should be the wife who insists upon having the child,
and the husband forcing the wife to sign the divorce agreement before he dies,
and then the husband and wife couple embrace each other and weep.

呀呀呀吼:

I can only say that we have had too much self-sacrifice education/upbringing, that those who consider problems slightly more realistically are immediately condemned to death.

海角语糯:

I think this woman is very rational. But she acted too absolutely…maybe the man’s family could not accept the way she expressed herself.

The man’s side should be understanding of the woman’s side. The moment the man’s eyes shut [die], he no longer has to care, but how could a woman throw her own child to her parents-in-law as if she never had a child before? If she takes care [of the child] herself, it would be too unfair to this woman!

Once again emphasize that I support this woman’s actions.

spiritkoki:

Husband with stomach cancer in his last 2 months.
Child already 5 months old.
When she got pregnant, the husband’s illness must’ve already been serious.
If she has the child, the child’s probability of contracting the illness would also be very high.

招财猫一只:

Aborting or not aborting, neither is wrong.
The parents-in-law saying they will take responsibility for everything, but can they ensure how many years left they have, and what can they use to ensure the child’s well-being?
As the proverb/common saying goes, not aborting is a courtesy, but aborting is what should be done.
Who has the right to say she is heartless? This didn’t happen to you.

御姐黑玫瑰:

Insisting that the woman have the child,
so the child has no father the moment he is born,
this is love?

From KDS:

Personally, the LB discussion of aborting the child is still the proper choice…

Although making this choice you and I would all believe the wife has no conscience and is too heartless,  but in the long term, it is best for everyone.

Considering from the child’s perspective, the child will be born immediately without a father. The child will spend an entire childhood in an environment without a father’s love. Even if there is a step-father, there is no guarantee that he will treat the child well. This by itself is a kind of harm to the child.

Considering from the wife’s perspective, her life in the future will be very hard. Raising a child alone these days itself is very hard, being both the father and the mother, and if remarrying, she would fear the step-father not treating the child well. If she doesn’t remarry, is the young wife supposed to live the rest of her life this way?

To the husband, if he really loves the wife deeply, he would not be so selfish as to leave behind his own seed and ruin his wife’s life. If he deeply loves the child, then he shouldn’t let this unlucky child enter the world to be met with the harm of not having a father’s love.

Considering the three perspectives, truly aborting is right~

Comments from KDS:

兔子:

I can only say that many men are very ignorant, treating women like tools for having children, thinking if they want the woman to have the child then the woman should have the child, that if they should help someone else continue their blood line they should help someone else continue their blood line.

Women also have their right to be independent and make their own decisions, okay? When the child is already in their belly, they are already very unwilling to abort it and they would be even more unwilling to have the child only to give it to someone else to take care, but keeping it herself might also make her “dragging oil bottle” [taking her children with her into her second husband's home], so the is the mother is the one who suffers.

KDS has a lot of male bandits, who fashion themselves with Northeasterners’ mentality ["big man mentality"], and I represent the majority of women in [despising] you guys.

青青子矜:

Even without a father there is a grandfather and grandmother, and at most, just treat it like people who had a child in old age.

The woman doesn’t want the child anymore, so whether or not the child has a mother is no longer important either. No father’s love, no mother’s love, so in the end it is the elders who care for the child. Do you think the child’s grandfather and grandmother would love the child less than the parents?

As for the issue of raising the child, the child’s father will leave behind an inheritance.

When using love to ask something of someone else, think about whether oneself has love. Love itself is something that is given, not demanded. So, a bunch of Liba women invoking love to discuss this matter is even more disgusting. [Women on Liba are seen as materialistic.]

邦特:

There’s nothing to say.
Other people’s personal business.

煌虚:

The Chinese language is truly marvelous, able to argue things forward to back and back to forward.
I can only state my position, that I will not look for a wife amongst LB women, that even if all the women have died, I would rather find a man~, LB women are all beasts!!!

大一新F:

This is murder, and since it is done one should take responsible, no matter who that person is, they should take responsibility.

青青子矜:

The child she can not take care of, and she can just get remarried by herself. If she is willing to abort it, how can she not be willing to give it up for others to take care of? [She's] simply afraid she can’t as for a better price in the future [because she had a child].

Aren’t women all shouting that having a house is a man’s responsibility, that providing for the family is a man’s responsibility? Then, where is the woman’s responsibility?

招财猫:

But if she has the child, the child will not have a father’s love from childhood. Later on, the child will be ridiculed for not having a dad by schoolmates~if not handled well, it might cause some kind of defect on the child’s personality.  Isn’t this worse for the child?

gnocchi:

We can only say we are too traditional, not as open as Liba women. No wonder why if you’re looking for a fuck, you look for Liba women.

兔子:

Since her ex-husband has already passed away, she naturally has the right to pursue her own happiness.

She can choose to be someone else’s wife, be someone else’s children’s mother.

Don’t forget that we live in the 21st century, not that kind of era where if a husband dies, the wife must remain a widow.

It can only be said that old-fashioned thinking is too deeply rooted in your brain…

戆乱么腔调:

Actually, this topic is very hypocritical. You already know that
the woman must want to have the abortion and the man’s parents must want the child.

The key is what this man thinks.

jzdw:

The key piece of information this case lacks is: Just what kind of standing/background is the man’s family.

What is not difficult to infer is, had this happened in Li Ka-shing’s family, the outcome would definitely have been completely different.

大一新F:

From the abortion we can see that people are worse than animals.

兔子:

Are you saying men are animals or women are animals?

Don’t forget where abortion originated from.

I still see on KDS a lot of TF who like to make posts about them persuading their girlfriends to go get abortions.

Is there a difference between 1 month and 5 months?

This is just a man’s excuse.

贝吉塔:

It can only be said that this woman loves herself the most.

If she loved her husband and child, she would keep the child as a proof of their love.

地皮流氓:

His dad did not remarry and struggled to bring him up to 26-years of age…
before passing away as well. He was at a loss too, but now his life is very good, and says he is very thankful of his father…
[Despise] you bunch of heartless monsters.

青青子矜:

Liba women’s love is normally based on houses and money.

地皮流氓:

[I despise] to death these kind of cunt-selling to eat women in today’s society.
My grandmother was confined to bed for 20 years, but I never saw my grandfather immediately divorce her.
Caring for her 20 whole years, never saying anything [expressing regret], you bunch of inhuman, emotionless,
things, with eyes only for money and self-benefit.
I [despise you]

地皮流氓:

I once read a saying…
The truth that the entire world agrees on is rationality.
And the only thing that can surpass it? Only love.
That woman is too rational. You guys are also too rational.

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From Sohu:

Deer Doctor, Gundam Man, “No Pants People“…no one knows when it began but the metro/subway has apparently become a platform for self-expression and personality. Recently, various major internet discussion forums yet again exploded with images and video of Shanghai Metro’s “Leopard Print Man”, whose behavior was weird and improper, attracting many netizen onlookers and criticisms.

Videos taken by Shanghai Metro passengers:

Information spreading on the popular Kaixin001 social network:

Comparison pictures organized by netizens. Apparently “Leopard Print Man” is cosplaying.

An ambiguous/intimate diary entry in his blog!!!!!!

I want to become you

Emotions are complicated. Everyday, I have been waiting for this day to come, but just what is this day for? I myself do not know why I am so obsessed with you, not clear why I want to become you!!! Since yesterday till now I have not slept, not knowing whether all of this is worth it or not worth it. I’ve been thinking of this problem constantly! Sigh, better go to sleep, and hope that in my dreams you can tell me what I should do. What should I do in order to become you! Love you.

Shocking blog photo album photos!!! Edison Chen would be shocked…

It appears that the journal/diary is often updated. Inside the photo album are many photographs that would make people shudder, so netizens who want to see should consider carefully…

The blog also displays the bag he is always carrying…

Apparently he like a certain Korean model MM, calling her “baby” in his diary, and there are many photographs of models in his blog.

But liking someone and wanting to become her??? How did this mentality develop?!

His blog is here.

Comments from KDS:

西造:

He has more leg hair than I do!

皇家大陆:

飞天德:

YP have a lot of strange hobbies.

纠结结纠:

How come I’ve never seen him on the metro before…what a pity…

风雪心:

I suggest he go visit a psychiatrist.

alexhzy:

Fuck! How are there so many shit-headed idiots these days, who are willing to do anything to become famous?

侬本多情:

I have been fiercely shocked.

D-Boy:

Perverted~~~~~~~~~

冬虫草:

First figure out whether this bastard is a YP or one of us Shanghainese. If he’s a YP, then it is normal. But if he is Shanghainese then it would be cups, losing face for us Shanghainese.

快乐宝宝:

Shanghai also has cross dressing enthusiasts?

I’m starting to believe that mainland China’s proportion of GAY is actually about the same as Europe and America.

闵行刘队长:

["Ahhh~ My hand was naughty/mischievous", means the commenters knew not to enter this post thread but his hand clicked anyway.]

Your hand is mischievous. chinaSMACK personals.

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From Tiexue:

Boosting soldiers’ cold resistance: A Liaoning border regiment’s soldiers are “buried alive”!!

Comments from Tiexue:

heron55555:

Training is good, but definitely don’t hurt your health!

jiao25239394:

If they train more normally, there will be less injuries during war! Support!

中华一儿郎:

This is how the determination/will-power of iron-blooded soldiers is developed!!!

光明乌瑟尔:

Good soldiers are produced by training. Seeing this much snow, I as a southerner am already shivering! Impressive!

qiqiyzy123:

They didn’t even ask doctors if this is actually good/meaningful! I bet when they become older, they will be afflicted by after-effects! This official, acting recklessly! Not considering the soldiers’ health! Should be criticized heavily!!!

流氓雁:

SB…what the hell are these people doing??? Will training soldiers in the future require them to be naked, to save on military spending?

The human body has limits. Do they really think they can train people into steel/iron?

中国空军元帅:

How come there are always some people who cannot accept our Liberation Army’s power/strength, always saying foreigners are great regardless of what they do, yet when we do it no one says a good word.

zler:

Being buried in snow is actually warmer than standing naked in snow, refer to the polar bear and Eskimos.

乔公子:

Actually, the backbone of the miltiary are these basic/low level troops, on these simple and stupid common soldiers…

These days, I always feel the military is divided into two worlds, one is the high life-living fat headquarters and high commanders. The other is the harsh lives and archaic training of the low-level soldiers.

At the same time, the military cannot be divorced from the overall society, and whatever society is like, the military is like as well.

The training for low-level soldiers is pretty harsh, and it would be better if it were more scientific, but I’m afraid they only know to train the body [not the mind].

I cannot verify this but I have heard that last year in Fujian, a member of a special military unit became the first martyr/victim of severe avian flu. Allegedly, the military ordered that nothing must be spared to keep him…I bet everyone can imagine how he was able to contract avian flu, training in the wilderness, he probably had to eat raw meat of wild animals.

Brave, adorable soldiers…

阿尔法小组:

You guys have it so rough!

The most adorable people! They must train, Chinese people’s cold-resistance is not as strong as the Russians (this is fact)!

…so they must train!

For the country’s security, northern troops must endure more of this kind of hardship!!!

I salute you guys!

绝影紫蓝:

Is this going too far? I am a little hesitant, and feel there is no need for this.

西北旺:

I feel harsh training in the military is very necessary, but we must follow a principle, which is to not train recklessly. These days, the situation is much better, we should follow scientific methods, and not let them lose their youth and their lives on the training grounds.

zhezhe117:

After seeing this I feel like murdering someone. I’m very upset. This is definitely making a joke with soldiers’ bodies. There are many methods of training cold resistance, there is no need to be this extreme.  I curse the leader/official who suggested this idea.

Not afraid of cold? chinaSMACK personals.

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From China.com:

About America Selling Arms to Taiwan

America is a country where politics serve economics. Actually, Americans don’t have any broad political goals. Their behavior, to phrase it colloquially, appears to be very realist; of course, it’s because they do things serving their own interest that it seems realist.

To a businessperson, profit is prestige. Without profit you have no prestige, and it is like this for America, their prestige comes from their profit. To a businessperson, even if it’s just a small trickle of profit it’s important. Even if this tiny profit will cause them to offend others, generally they will still take it, and restore relations with the offended parties later, if they think it’s worth it. America is also like this.

For Americans, it serves great national interest to make things go poorly between [Mainland] China and Taiwan. In the context of modern global security, possibly no one would dare to be fighting battles and ultimately having a [military] showdown, so struggles take the bloodless forms of attempting to change culture, politics, economics, etc. [Struggles also manifest through] trying to keep one’s own country stable while trying to make the opposing nation unstable. In chaos there is profit, and perhaps in chaos the opposition can be undermined. This is just like the way the US treated the Soviet Union.

America is selling arms to Taiwan again. As far as we’re concerned, this is old, stinking news; what is America’s meaning [in doing this]?

The US is stirring up new conflict between the two shores [i.e., China and Taiwan]. [America is saying,] you can talk, but talking is only talking, you can’t get too close and definitely can’t unify, because that wouldn’t be in the best interests of us Americans.

It’s been sixty years, Taiwan is a painful spot that is difficult for our nation to hide; for many reasons, the Taiwan problem has never been resolved. Now we’ve come to the best time ever for cross-strait relations, but the Americans’ behavior has once cast a dark shadow [over the progress], can we just allow this to take its course?

In truth, I personally feel that America can sell as many weapons to Taiwan as it wants, all that it takes is for us to be willing and those weapons are ours. Didn’t America once give us [China] many weapons via Chiang Kai-Shek? The Nationalist Party has never been able to accomplish anything great, to say nothing of the Democratic Progressive Party. Those in current Taiwanese political circles aren’t qualified politicians , they’re just mediocre people who’ve taken on politics as a profession, what can they ever change? Look at that Chen Shuibian. Are you independent? Isn’t that your political ideology? Not only is [Taiwan] not independent, he’s eaten up an enormous sum of the Taiwanese people’s money!

So, Taiwan has no talented administrators; Americans selling them weapons is useless. America cannot stop the unification of Taiwan. When the unification happens will be decided by China. We don’t fear war, [but] we hope to use great sincerity to peacefully unify Taiwan. After all, the ‘brothers’ on either side [of the strait] are not strangers. If Taiwan is incited by the Americans, and ignores the feelings of the people and goes against common sense, then the weapons will have to come out.

Taiwan, don’t naively think that you can divide up the family, this family you cannot separate from!

America, don’t naively think that you can split up China, you don’t have the skill. Moreover, don’t think that the Chinese people won’t bear a grudge, the Chinese are the best in the world at bearing grudges. If you don’t fear retribution, keep making trouble, if you don’t, it would be so boring!

I think we can retaliate against America!

Netizen comments from China.com:

袖里乾坤:

Ding, support!

看风向吧:

America has already learned the lesson: making endless concessions to China can only further intensify it, make it refuse democracy, and become enemies with the world. When weighing the balance between democracy and economy, Americans finally decided that the value of democracy was much greater than the value of the economy! Otherwise, they would have avoided FDR’s serious postwar mistake with China! Now we’ve come to the time of restoring the original spirit!

北冥教主 [in response to the above comment]:

American democracy isn’t valuable, it isn’t real democracy!

hygry:

Taiwan’s doing it as insurance, America’s doing it for money. [In Taiwan] they have permanent property ownership rights, [if they] come back it changes to seventy-year use rights, and [houses] can be torn down at any time. Consider it, what would you think?

正压邪:

In the past thirty years, China has already become a country that’s only looking for money.

一叶戏秋风:

I personally feel that America can sell as many weapons to Taiwan as it wants, all that it takes is for us to be willing and those weapons are ours.

9494 [sounds like "exactly, exactly" in Mandarin]

农村老实人:

Well said.

芦根：

America, let’s see how many years you can keep being crazy!

wlq0412:

This comment has been deleted.

hechufeixue:

Chairman Mao was a great leader, and everyone remembers him fondly, but today’s politicians? When they step down, who will remember them fondly?

Netizen comments on a news story about the arms sales on Netease:

网易四川攀枝花网友:

Everyone must rethink this, if you were Taiwanese, would you want river crabs?

网易辽宁大连网友:

We don’t need to fear America selling arms to Taiwan, as soon as a war started these advanced weapons would be quickly consumed by our lower-quality but numerous weapons and many soldiers. But I can’t bear to see my own people injured and murdered; as to Taiwan, I’m not sure if I love it or hate it.

网易广东珠海网友:

An enterprise seeking profit, what’s wrong with that?

网易浙江宁波网友:

These arms are all defensive weapons, for example right now, they’re selling Taiwan patriot [defensive missiles], not F-16 [fighter jets].

网易浙江杭州网友:

A dog says loudly, America is our hope. A pig hears and laughs. The dog doesn’t understand and asks why did you laugh. The pig says, your head must have been slammed in a door, because you sound like an ass.

网易广东深圳网友 [in response to the comment above]:

America is humanity’s hope. The guy above me isn’t even as good as a dog.

网易河北石家庄网友:

As long as America exists, the world cannot be peaceful.

网易重庆渝中网友 [in response to the comment above]:

I only know that without America, the whole world would be chaotic.

This post was translated by C. Custer, editor of the China news, translation, and analysis blog ChinaGeeks.

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From NetEase and QQ:

Nanjing Man spends 35,000 to marry a Vietnamese wife, first family visit gift [only] 100 yuan

Summary: A Nanjing man surnamed Dai remarried after only spending 35,000 yuan to “find” a wife from Vietnam. “Not greedy, not lazy, not too open, not arrogant, not money-worshiping, is young, pretty, hard-working, kind-hearted, and key is obedient”, netizens have used “best quality product” to describe Dai’s wife. “Going to Vietnam to find a wife” has in recent years become the choice for a portion of bachelors, but there are also netizens who are questioning this kind of “buying a wife” method.

Writer Lin Yutang [林语堂] once imagined this kind of ideal life —- Marriy a Japanese woman to be your wife, find a French woman to be your lover, employ a Chinese person to be your cook, find an English housekeeper to manage your housekeeping. If Lin Yutang were alive today, his ideal must involve marrying a Vietnamese girl to be his wife. This way, everything he looked forward to could all become true. —- Journalist’s notes.

A Yin and Old Dai

Vietnamese girl A Yin

“My ex-girlfriends would always go to the big shopping malls to buy things, while this one now would be very pleased just going to a large market.” When talking about A Yin, the wife he just “brought” back from Vietnam, the face of twice-married Old Dai beams with happiness. Beginning from 2008, “going to Vietnam to find wives” has spread from the rural outskirts of the Pearl River Delta all the way to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. Some bachelors who profess they cannot stand city “money-worshiping girls [gold-diggers]” began going through various channels to climb over national boundaries to arrive at their dream “pretty girl heaven” —- Vietnam. On the internet, there are innumerable posts reminding them that here you are “big moneybags [wealthy]“, and you can easily find a wife who will absolutely be obedient — obedient to the point that you collapse.

Is reality truly like this? Following the hype surrounding the topic of “Vietnamese marriage partners”, the internet once again exploded with debate over whether marriage is about feelings or about “buying a wife”. This reporter tracked those Nanjing men who had gone abroad to Vietnam to find their other half, and everything turns out to be far more “interesting” than we imagined.

Netizens were “shocked“

Inviting the prospective marriage partner to go have coffee, 20,000 Vietnamese Dong; Taking a taxi, 100,000 Vietnamese Dong;  The first time visiting the girl’s family, 200,000 Vietnamese Dong worth of fruits; A seafood feast, 300,000 Vietnamese Dong…you need to first be clear that 1 yuan RMB is 2700 Vietnamese Dong. Which is also to say, in Vietnam, two people having coffee is only 7 yuan, and the gift given while visiting the girl’s family for the first time can be done within 100 yuan!

Like Old Dai, every person who has gone to Vietnam must remind themselves, “I am moneybags, I am moneybags. [I just have higher purchasing power]” Due to the underdevelopment of their economy, many local girls have formed the idea of marrying foreigners. “Remember, [to them] we are foreigners.” The partner Old Dai ultimately chose is called “A-yin”, and all three sisters have married into China. “One older sister married to Hong Kong, one older sister married to Taiwan, and the father-in-law’s family can be said to have a lot of face amongst the locals.”

As for how good Old Dai’s wife is, netizens have already described her as “best quality goods”. “Not greedy, not lazy, not too open, not arrogant, not money-worshiping, is young, pretty, hard-working, kind-hearted, and key is obedient.” This remarried man registered marriage in Vietnam last winter, and today his Vietnamese wife A-yin is already living with him in Nanjing. Aside from doing the laundry, cooking, and cleaning, Old Dai’s wife will at most go visit him at the office and learn dance from the dance class teacher while practicing Chinese.

The high quality life of having a “Vietnamese wife”

In addition to considering house and career, one must also consider their family’s circumstances. What looks like not unreasonable circumstances, makes 28-year-old Mr. Hong very depressed. Originating from the rural countryside of Subei, he has no house or car, but every day he gets a call from his father and no matter how the conversation begins, it always concludes on “quickly find a marriage partner”. Young Hong is indeed worried, because within the country, he is a bit “powerless” on the matter of finding a bride. Not long ago, he saw a person’s post on a Xici discussion forum, relating his experience of “finding a wife” in Vietnam.

35,000 yuan, 15 days, the poster Old Dai had selected one out of over 40 Vietnamese girls to bring home to be his wife. The poster had gone to Vietnam alone, and after publishing a personals’ advertisement in the newspaper, had attracted one local girl after another for “interviews”. “There were several that were truly really beautiful, who even on the big streets of Nanjing would “not be drowned out in the crowd” [would stand out]. This was how netizens evaluated the Vietnamese girls in Old Dai’s post.

Accustomed to going to 1912 [an upscale shopping area in Nanjing] every day, Old Dai himself was unable to explain just what he was busying himself with. But at the end of last year, due to a series of 47 posts of both photographs and text, him and his realistic “Vietnamese marriage partner journal” together became famous. “If we want to talk about Vietnamese girls’ most positive attribute, it would be their consideration.”

Careful/observant netizens discovered, during the process of finding a marriage partner in Vietnam, every girl who had eaten with Old Day had first filled his bowl with rice, peeled the shell off the shrimp, put the meat in his bowl, and waited for Old Dai to begin eating before being willing to pick up their own chopsticks. Facing this kind of scene, netizens were “shocked”. “In the past, there were only rumors, but we never though that Vietnam is really like this!” “This kind of thing we have encountered before, except in reverse, with us serving our wives…”

It is “marriage” once the girl’s parents consent

“Marrying a foreigner is a glorious/honorable thing, so much that in many villages there are even rules that someone must be married to a foreigner.” Vietnam’s “bride economy” is not an exaggeration, for people from Hong Kong and Taiwan have long ago been accustomed to this. Old Dai claims that in Vietnam there are even professional “nurturing mothers”, who look for good-looking girls in the countryside who want to marry abroad, bring them together to train their appearance and gentility, then specifically introduce them to foreign men.

Because of many years of war, Vietnam’s male-to-female ratio is 3:5 and there are many girls willing to marry abroad to other countries. In Vietnam, in many matchmaking advertisements, “nurturing mothers” will provide many kinds of guarantees —- marriage within 3 months, no price increases, if the girl runs away within a year, they will compensate with another. Old Dai has since traveled to Vietnam many times as a tour guide to help friends look for “Vietnamese brides”.

Marrying a Vietnamese girl is very simple, you only need to obtain the girl’s parent’s consent and then you can organize the banquet and the marriage certificate can be done later. “The first time I met A Yin’s family, they were very satisfied with me.” Usually, obtaining the marriage certificate requires about one month of time. During this time, the bride will usually remain with the “nurturing mother’s”, learning about various country’s languages and living customs, waiting until the marriage certificate is processed before the husband can take her back to his country.

“There are too many foreigners going to Vietnam to find wives, so it is not every day you can get a marriage certificate, and usually it is 100 newly married couples getting marriage certificates together and holding the ceremony at the same time.” Not only do they collectively obtain marriage certificates, they also have to wait until dark after work, after 6pm, before they can hold the ceremony. All of the newly-married couples must wear proper attire, and swear an oath before the likeness of Ho Chi Minh.

An 80 table banquet only cost 10,000 yuan RMB

80 yuan allows you to publish a marriage-wanted ad on mainstream Vietnamese media, find a native Vietnamese translator, and find a wife in Vietnam within a week. After organizing the banquet and handling the relevant marriage paperwork, you can marry a Vietnamese bride. The cause of Old Dai deciding to go to Vietnam to find a wife was a internet article titled “20,000 yuan buys a pretty Vietnamese bride”. After reading this post in 2008, aside from him becoming curious, having still not found a suitable partner in Nanjing, he also discovered that almost all of his friends around him also knew of this but no one was willing to go to Vietnam to go check out the real situation.

2009 September, Old Dai alone went to Vietnam, after several failed attempts. Once when ballroom dancing, Old Dai met the biggest/largest native Vietnamese “nurturing mother” (matchmaker), and from over 40 Vietnamese girls he chose his current wife. The second time he went to Vietnam, Old Dai completed his own marriage, registering at the local court/judiciary department, spending 10,000 yuan RMB to hold a lavish 80-table banquet.

“I remember on the newspaper you could only advertise looking for a friend, not a marriage partner, and when my ad was published, the phone never stopped ringing. ” In Vietnam, Old Dai would meet various girls, all hoping to go through him to meet mainland young men.

Netizens angrily say

This is “buying a wife”

“This kind of marriage, can there be happiness?” With regards to going to Vietnam to find obedient brides, many netizens also expressed their own perspectives, “Vietnamese brides do indeed listen to you in everything and have no ulterior motive towards your house or assets, but this is like a robot and this kind of life simply does not have any fun.” Many netizens were angry with this kind of arrangement. They believe marriage needs two people to mutually contribute, and “buying a wife” from Vietnam is not actually advisable.

But Old Dai does not see it this way. After returning to China, Old Dai posted on certain websites photographs and material/information about himself finding a wife in Vietnam, and offered a 5000 yuan special tour that he would lead, along with 35,000 yuan special tour + introduction + wedding + marriage procedure documents. “The response has really be good, and I have already taken groups to Vietnam 9 times, at least once each month, with at least 3 people, at most 12 people. I will be taking another group at the beginning of next month, conveniently taking my wife back to Vietnam to spend the new year.” Old Dai claims that at present most of his clients are from Shanghai, Beijing, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, and almost all of them have found satisfactory brides in Vietnam, with over 200 people in Nanjing having contacted him but none of them having gone [ahead with going to Vietnam].

“Vietnam brides are truly indescribably good, thinking back on once having spent several hundred yuan to purchase a pair of discounted shoes for a girl in Nanjing only to have her say it wasn’t good enough. Now, my wife never shops at Xinjiekou, and would only be willing to spend money at a large market.” Speaking of his wife, Old Dai appears very pleased with himself. During the conversation, he disclosed that even when it comes to the leftover change from purchasing daily household necessities, his wife will return it to him, “[she] doesn’t see money as being very important.”

• Passport 220 yuan
• Notarization 830 yuan
• Processing 300 yuan
• Vietnamese Consulate (Shanghai) visa yuan
• All Nanjing to Shanghai expenses 610 yuan
• Nanjing to Nanning roundtrip airfare 1880 yuan
• Vietnamese marriage partner evaluation fee 1000 yuan
• Agency and various marriage certificate expenses 15,000 yuan
• Wedding banquet, outfits, video, etc. marriage expenses 14,000 yuan

Total expenses about 35,000 yuan RMB

Comments from NetEase:

网易英国网友:

Chinese girls now are becoming more and more outrageous, everything is about money, not one bit of traditional character left.

网易广东深圳网友:

The crisis for Chinese girls has arrived.

网易广东深圳福田网友:

I regret getting married early, ai ai ai…

网易上海市浦东新区网友:

Very good, solves the male-female ratio disparity problem, and indirectly helps Vietnam’s economic development.
Although, I’m just afraid Vietnamese men will get angry at us when they cannot find women.

网易山东潍坊网友:

Let the mother-in-laws of those women who will only marry if you have a car and house and those money-worshiping women all go “drink Northwest wind” [go to hell].

网易甘肃兰州网友:

A reminder for NetEase: It is best that this kind of news not be reproduced. What’s wrong with Vietnamese people? Are you saying a Nanjing man who spent 35,000 to marry a Vietnamese girl is some kind of good deal? They [Vietnamese, women] are people too, not things to be purchased. This kind of news lacks journalistic ethics/morals!!!

网易北京网友:

So going to Vietnam to find a wife is simply buying a wife? This expenditure when compared to finding a Chinese wife is like a drop in the ocean [35,000 for a Vietnamese wife is much much cheaper than the expenditure for a Chinese wife]!

网易广西北海网友:

China does not have an immigration policy, so she won’t be able to gain Chinese nationality after marrying her and bringing her back, which will be a bit of a hassle in the future.

网易福建厦门网友:

I met a Vietnamese wife of one of my friends. 20,000 [RMB], but she is both short and dark, even uglier than Guangdong people.

网易河南郑州网友:

Vietnam’s male-to-female ratio is 2:5. Fuck. Chinese men exceed women by 32 million. Fuck.
I am willing to go rescue the suffering Vietnamese girls.
Damn, I’m excited just thinking about it.
Not greedy, not lazy, not too open, not arrogant, not money-worshiping, is young, pretty, hard-working, kind-hearted, and key is obedient!!!

网易上海清浦网友:

In Anhui where I’m from, there are a lot of people who have bought Guizhou girls to be brides, so in certain places of Guizhou it has become a kind of business. That means after you have spent the money, [the girl] will live with you for a period of time, then secretly run-away to find the next bachelor to deceive into marriage. My village alone has had many like this who ran away. My old schoolmate even has a 1-year-old baby daughter, truly sad. Paid 30,000 kuai but in the end all for nothing. Buying a bride to live with is already a social problem. Likewise, deceiving people into marriage is also a social problem. For those old single bachelors,  they do not have much say when it comes to marriage, they are the weaker party. Especially in the rural countryside, have those organizational departments realistically looked after them? They simply want to have a home and family, a happy life only.  I hope society can pay more attention to the marriage problem for older unmarried youth in rural areas. To those people who deceive people with marriage, I despise you.

网易广东佛山网友:

Be careful of Vietnamese conning you, they go back on their words the most. Don’t find out later that instead of finding a wife, you brought a spy back, because then you would all over for you.

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