94% Chinese netizen claim affected by micro-blog
By Star Chang, posted September 4, 2010 at 1:55 PM, 70 views
A survey showed that 94.3% of Chinese internet users confirm micro-blogging is changing their life, and 70% of the respondents said that they would double check the information on micro-blogs everyday. They always kept a close eye on their updates and even some main stream media said micro-blog is almost like a news agency. The survey collected information from 3,282 people, more than 90% of them are younger than 40 years old…
Italian Pavilion Infused With New Health Concept
By Herman Lai, posted September 3, 2010 at 11:16 AM, 100 views
The thing that we are talking about is this Toe Shoes shown above, it was exhibited in the Italian Pavilion in Shanghai Expo. The idea of the toe design is to bring out the concept of “Barefoot”, which it will be wear when doing Traditional Chinese martial arts, Western hip-hop, yoga and artistic gymnastics.
Shanghai Expo Is Lighting Up the LED Technology
By Herman Lai, posted September 3, 2010 at 9:14 AM, 66 views
This is an indoor illumination in the State Grid Pavilion which is produced by more than one billion LED chips, and we called it the “magic box”.
China Customs to impose import tax on personal postal items
By Star Chang, posted September 3, 2010 at 1:25 AM, 138 views
Sending private postal to China will face import tax under new customs regulations that took effect starting on September 1. The General Administration of Customs from China will collect an import tax if the import duty payable on individual mail items is worth more than $50 RMB (US$7.34). The change is aimed at fixing loopholes in the tariff system and cracking down on tax evasion through mail. The move is widely expected to hamper overseas online shopping services.
Inappropriate HairStyles That Are Banned By School In China
By Herman Lai, posted September 2, 2010 at 9:24 AM, 443 views
Today, we would like to share a poster that has a batch of banned hairstyles and each of them were given some funny descriptions. This poster would definitely be a great reference guide for the students as well as for those strict Chinese teachers. We are going to translate each hairstyles in English for you, and perhaps see is your hairstyle is banned.
China Demands Real Names From Mobile Phone Users
By Star Chang, posted September 2, 2010 at 3:55 AM, 78 views
China will introduced a new system to protect privacy and reduce spam messages for their cellphone users. When people setting up their new mobile phone accounts, they are now require to register with their real identities. All carriers in China are to adopt the real-name registration system starting this month. Within three years, the carriers must also register the real identities of all existing users. In the meantime, many Chinese mobile phone users rely on prepaid phone services rather than contract plans that often require registration…
More Apple Retail Stores Opening in China
By Chris Chang, posted August 31, 2010 at 5:00 PM, 199 views
One Apple retail store is definitely not enough in a big city of China. We have in Beijing, and another one at Shanghai. At this moment, Apple is going to open one more store at each of these two cities. The new stores are covered with black curtain showing a big Apple logo and a web address, www.apple.com/cn. Excited?
Luxury Consumption In China Has Become The Trend
By Herman Lai, posted August 31, 2010 at 12:26 PM, 179 views
School Started! A new group of undergraduates from different areas all over China. Basically, sufficient stationeries and books should be well prepared before step into class. But, this year is completely different because those stuffs are no longer the biggest concern. Parents in China wouldn’t hesitate to spend millions of Chinese Yuan to buy their children, iPhone, DSLR Camera, iPad, MP4, netbook and some other electronics devices. The reason of parents are doing that is just because they want to avoid their children despised by the other kids. Is this necessary?
Video: Beijing Jumping King
By Herman Lai, posted August 31, 2010 at 9:40 AM, 298 views
This young man spotted in the video doesn’t need a ladder to climb to his bed. He is a student of Beijing Sports University, he can jump 1.7m height without a spring board, that’s why he doesn’t need a ladder to get to his bed.
Fascinating Music Fountain In Shanghai World Expo (Video)
By Herman Lai, posted August 30, 2010 at 11:15 AM, 82 views
This is Marvellous!!! This fantastic music fountain performance had obsessed a great number of folks and visitors, it took place on the Huangpu River between the two parts of the Expo Park in Shanghai. A video and a lot of awesome photos impart after the break.
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