coineineagh on news Naked Ladies are Becoming a Frequent Sight in Shanghai (27 comments)
No, I didn't write this, but thank you for proving my point. And a good day to you too! :-D Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Naked Ladies are Becoming a Frequent Sight in Shanghai (27 comments)
And you are as prideful and unwilling to admit error as the average chinese. Lousy attempt to save face, but maybe the locals can teach you how to do it. Cheerio! Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Naked Ladies are Becoming a Frequent Sight in Shanghai (27 comments)
"Public nudity is merely an attention-getter" would be the stereotype Chinese like to make of the 'crazy foreigners', anyway, let's not discuss biases and stereotypes. You can't seriously claim that you thought it was an objective news report, after the last sentence: "May we suggest participation in ... Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Naked Ladies are Becoming a Frequent Sight in Shanghai (27 comments)
There's a plethora of real cultural differences as well as racist stereotypes to discuss here, but that isn't really the point. I only found your comment OTT because you called the article writer a crackhead or drunkard. Was that really necessary? It was a lighthearted piece written in good humour, and you hammered ... Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Live doves Released for Wedding Captured and Eaten by Hefei Residents(11 comments)
Hah, Chinese are not easily appalled by their countrymen's behaviour. It takes quite a lot for them to even object to such a thing. Destroying a wedding moment, and essentially stealing their property right in front of them did the trick. "It can be eaten." Wow. Glad I'm protected by human rights here - as ... Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Naked Ladies are Becoming a Frequent Sight in Shanghai (27 comments)
That's a bit OTT, don't you think? By Chinese standards, ths much nudity in such a short time is uncommon. And Shanghai women already have a reptation of being the easiest in the country. These mental cases aren't doing much for their rep. TBH I think the women are far more likely to have a psychological issue that ... Full Comment>>
coineineagh on Sinobear 's blog An Open Letter to China Telecom/Unicom/Mobile(3 comments)
My wife registered my phone in her name, so I'm guessing I only get some of the harassment-service that this guy gets, simply because my wife is not seen as gullible or wealthy enough to be target audience. I'd recommend this for expat mobile users in a long-term relationship. Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news China, the Classroom: Unexpected Knowledge and Skills Gained in China(16 comments)
I'd have to agree that the article is a biased, rosy-coloured view of reality. The only knowledge China has to impart is about Chinese culture. People in China all love to copy eachother, to make the group happy. From a large perspective, we can see how it's profitable for the government if all the people think with ... Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Is There a Growing Sentiment Towards Animal Welfare in China?(2 comments)
Dogs are seen as obedient and useful, and Chinese just love to copy tacky behaviours of the American middle class. So don't think that pampered lap-poodles means Chinese care about their pets. It's just another bourgeois status symbol, like an American car or a designer handbag. I had 3 cats, and cats are considered ... Full Comment>>
coineineagh on news Naked Ladies are Becoming a Frequent Sight in Shanghai (27 comments)
I'm not going to trade petty, childish insults like we're in primary school. Crap, I did it right there, didn't I? Well, it is fun watching you tongue-wrestle your way into further embarassment. Full Comment>>