Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Villager is back-packing natural gas by their way


Villager near Bingzhou city in Shandong province are happily bagging the natural gas for home use.
Here in the field are oil rigging devices. Villagers nearby came for loots, they loosened valves to fill natural gas into their bags by self-service.
Whithin four minutes, the bag (6-meter long, 1- meter in diameter) can be filled full.
One bag of gas is good for kitchen use withstanding up to five days per household.
Risky and explosive.


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Sex dolls manufactured here in Ningbo

Here is an inflatable doll factory in Ningbo. 
Three years ago, they started production of plastic inflatable sex dolls. 
Their production capacity is 50,000 dolls a year, 15% of which are exported to Japan, Korea and Turkey.

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Official contacts between Nanjing and Nagoya in Japan suspended

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman referring to the regard to the Mayor of Nagoya, Japan, to deny the Nanjing Massacre, supported for Nanjing to make the decision to suspend contacts with the Nagoya City. 
Kawamura Takashi, Mayor of Nagoya, Japan, in the morning of Feb. 20th, met the visiting delegation of Nanjing Municipal Government, and publicly denied the authenticity of "Nanjing Massacre" event. 
Hereby, Liu Zhiwei, the Nanjing delegation's lead, did not protest, just responded that, "Nanjing people love peace, we need to learn the history, not to perpetuate hatred." After the meeting the two sides exchanged gifts. 
Once returned back to China, Nanjing's delegation members are under furious critics as "shameless traitors", they are regretful not to protest right in the meeting with Japanese. 
Subsequently, back in Nanjing, they denounced the meeting and suspended the friendship with Nogoya.

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A must-visit mini-restaurant in Chengdu

The popular folk style mini-restaurants in Chengdu are usually concealed in back alley, compact in space , cheap in pricing and with its spicy Sichuanese cuisine.

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Drug dealers in Hubei Province are on high momentum

From 2007 to 2011, 10,071 suspects are convicted. 
2,080 of the convicted are sentenced to more than five years imprisonment, life imprisonment or death penalty. 
Especially, drug-related crimes in 2011 had risen by 63% compared with that of 2007.

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1 out of 6 people in Tianjin suffering from mental disorders

The epidemiological survey of mental disorders reveals that, 1.6 million people in Tianjin are suffering from various mental disorders. (the population in Tianjin is 11 million) 
Depression and mania are the most common mental disorders. 
However, only less than 10% of patients went to the mental health clinic for diagnosis or treatment.

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9 out of 10 air monitoring sites in Guangzhou are alarming "pollution"

Yesterday, haze is more serious in Guangzhou, many people have to have masks on when out on street. 
Guangdong has suffered mild haze and mixed mist. 
It is adviced that morning exercise in open air is not good for health.

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Professor lost his job and got heavy penalty due to having a second child

Punished by Chinese birth control regulations, the professor of Political Science was fired from the university in Beijing.
Without a job, his savings are confiscated (RMB240,000, approximately US$40,000) by government as of penalty, the professor is now collecting donations on-line for the survival of his family.

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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Guess what? Sun tan their quilts!!

In Wuhan Institute of Physical Education, rows of benches are neatly arranged out of the window sills of student dormitories. 
So funny, watch out your head when passing by.

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A 13-year-old boy picking up bottles, to raise the money for his own surgery fee

In Chongqing, this boy is picking up bottles day and night. 
He is to raise money for the surgery of his own fingers. He has one finger extra in his hand, the sixth finger needs to be cut off. 
His Mom and Dad died already, his grandfather also passed away recently. 
He has to save enough money for his own surgery by picking up as many bottles as possible. 
The surgery costs RMB8,000 (approximately US$1,200), it means he has to pick more than 160,000 bottles.

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China's mobile broadband connection speed is one of the two slowest in the world

GSMA (Global System for Mobile Communications Association), released the report shows that, the China's mobile broadband connection speed is one of the two slowest in the world, i.e., India and China (excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan). 
As of 2010, mobile internet speed in Japan or Korea is 28 times faster than that of China's. 
However, charges to China's mobile phone users are among the highest in the world.

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Life expectancy is 82.5 years in Shanghai, ranking the highest in China

As information from Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau, in 2011, life expectancy is 82.51 years among the city residence. 
The infant mortality rate is 5.70 ‰ 
Maternal mortality rate is 7.36 per 100,000. 
These three indicators of public health is ranked as the highest in China, aslo maintained at the level of developed countries.

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Car fell from viaduct under construction, Fuzhou

At 9am on February 18th, a viaduct was under constrution in front of the Fuzhou South Railway Station. 
Due to that there is no roadblock signs, a car "break in" straightly and entered the viaduct, then fell down at the open point.

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Sex Culture Festival opened in Zhengzhou

Shows and activities include antique sexual tools exhibition, Contemporary Sexual Health Products Fair sexy lingerie models show, body painting and impressionistic exhibition, and pole dance performances. 
On stage, the performance of SM, caused a public controversy.

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"Lady Zen" in Metro Line #9, Shanghai

Ms.Wang, a Shanghainese girl, photographed the a purple-dressed lady picking-pocket a yellow-dressed lady (upper 3 shots are taken by Wang). 
This leads the purple-dressed lady to be under arrest. 
Around 6pm February 18th, Ms.Wang at Yishan Road Station of Metro Line #9, found that two passengers are acting suspiciously. 
Ms.Wang immediately came up with her iPad2 and started vedio recording at the two. 
Wang recalls that, the two did not look at other's face, but kept staring at other's backpack or pockets. They were very uncertain. 
When the train arrived and doors opened, the purple-dressed woman picked a cell phone from the pocket of a yellow-dressed women with a child. 
So, Ms.Wang grabbed the purple-dressed woman. And the purple-dressed quickly put the cell phone back to the pocket of the yellow-dressed woman. 
At this point, Ms.Wang called the police while firmly grasp the purple-dressed woman. 
Ms.Wang was heavily pushed aground and her iPad fell to the ground. 
All these were also recorded by CCTV at the site (lower 2 shots are taken by CCTV). Finally police rushed to Ms.Wang and the suspect. 
Subsequently, Ms.Wang uploaded the video on-line, hoping that victims would come forward to identify the suspect.

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