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The Great Mascot Conspiracy

Sunday, 13 July 2008 4:42 A GMT+09
After years of secrecy the terrifying truth of the Five Fuwa can now be revealed. Behold the horror that is M.A.S.C.O.T.
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False Flag Fenqing: Menace or Myth?

Monday, 16 June 2008 12:53 A GMT+09
Have you ever heard of a False Flag Fenqing? Have you ever met one? Are you one? Do they even exist?
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Enemy at the Gate: Did Chinese Hackers Infiltrate US Power Grid?

Saturday, 31 May 2008 11:16 P GMT+09
Were two recent power outages really accidents? Or were they the work of elite squads of Chinese computer hackers?
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Beijing: No foreign casulties in Wenchuan Quake, welll..... almost none.

Sunday, 25 May 2008 7:08 P GMT+09
According to Xinhua, no foreigners were killed during the Wenchuan quake. But is this really the whole story?
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Shame-nesty International: Or, "why NGOs don't do themselves any favors"

Monday, 12 May 2008 5:26 A GMT+09
Sometimes you have to ask yourself "Should NGOs (or at least their publicist) be locked up for their own protection"?
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How much do foreigners really know about China?

Friday, 2 May 2008 4:05 A GMT+09
When reading what foreigner have to say about China ACB often finds them self asking two important questions. 1) Is this person talking about the same China that ACB knows, or some other place entirely? 1) Based on what experience does this person ma
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Flame of Shame; Flashpoint Japan?

Sunday, 20 April 2008 11:46 P GMT+09
Could Japan be the critical flashpoint in the 2008 Olympic torch procession? If the actions of sponsors are anything to go by, the answer might well be YES.
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Flame of Shame: Funny Business?

Sunday, 20 April 2008 3:01 A GMT+09
ACB saw this in the English language press and would like to present it to readers with the intent that they form their own opinions about it, and about it's content. ACB actually had to check the date on this to see if it was an April Fools.The
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Empathy does not live here any more.

Monday, 14 April 2008 12:49 A GMT+09
The NYT on why America will not find much in the way of solidarity with young Mainlanders over the issue of Tibet.
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Down the Rabbit Hole: ACB's Supplementary English-Chinese Dictionary (P1)

Tuesday, 25 March 2008 12:41 A GMT+09
"ACB's Supplementary English Chinese Dictionary (Twilight Zone Edition)" or "What Chinese really mean when they say....."
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Beijing: US Regulatory Failures Responsible for 19 Deaths

Sunday, 9 March 2008 11:30 P GMT+09
How, exactly, did a product that was never certified as safe for use in pharmaceuticals get past two industry giants, and the FDA, and into US drug stores? and did the US owned company producing it try to evade Chinese regulators?
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Media Manipulation: A lesson in what is left out of a news story in China

Sunday, 2 March 2008 5:45 A GMT+09
A quick lesson on the art of "leaving out information"
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Beijing and Washington agree to Korea-MIA compromise

Saturday, 1 March 2008 5:05 A GMT+09
While this is clearly a step forward, it might be so for different reasons than you might expect.

The iPhone debate: Are some Chinese markets freer than American Markets?

Sunday, 17 February 2008 2:44 A GMT+09
Are some Chinese markets really freer than American markets?
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China to be primary beneficiary of US tax rebates?

Tuesday, 5 February 2008 3:40 A GMT+09
Who will benefit from Washington's multi billion dollar tax rebate program? Will it be America, or will it be China?
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Shock, horror: "Beijing can spy on your cell phone"

Monday, 28 January 2008 1:06 A GMT+09
For some reason, the West seems shocked at the revelation that Beijing can spy on people's cell phones. Just like they do.
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Chinese Bible printing puts pay to foreign myths

Sunday, 9 December 2007 10:14 P GMT+09
Listen to Xinhua, just this once.
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China bans Bibles from 2008. Or does it?

Sunday, 11 November 2007 10:12 P GMT+09
When Senators are willing to believe the worst of China, based on the say-so of Fox News (and co), it can't be a good sign.
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Dangerous Chinese goods: Will tight controls elsewhere see more heading to America?

Monday, 29 October 2007 5:27 A GMT+09
As other countries tighten their import controls, America leaves the door wide open. Will this lead to the US becoming a dumping ground for dangerous Chinese goods?
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China's military grows fat sitting in its baracks, but Washington still frets.

Saturday, 20 October 2007 11:47 P GMT+09
Apparently, when America isn't worrying about the Chinese military taking over the world, it's worrying about it taking over China.
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101 Misconceptions about Foreigners

Sunday, 7 October 2007 7:35 P GMT+09
Correcting some of the common myths held by Chinese about foreigners.
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101 Misconceptions about China

Sunday, 30 September 2007 4:16 A GMT+09
A comical correction of some common misconceptions about China.
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Toys: Chinese manufacturers safe, America designs dangerous?

Saturday, 22 September 2007 3:36 A GMT+09
It's official. Chinese factories are not to blame for Mattel recall scandal, so says Mattel.
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Poop burgers?

Sunday, 16 September 2007 11:23 P GMT+09
If you thought that eating Chinese food was an experience, you should see some of the stuff that foreigners eat.
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Dangerous Chinese Goods - the consumers speak

Sunday, 9 September 2007 10:30 P GMT+09
When it comes to the question of unsafe Chinese goods in the US, the media is often quick to lay blame on China's doorstep, with unscrupulous factory owners and lax government safety standards being the top two bogeymen of the day. However, among
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