A mesmerizing video of Chinese police agents organizing the crossing of pedestrians in the crowded Nanjing road in Shanghai.
NOTE: The article has been corrected.
Man beating woman: an outrageous video circulates on Chinese social media triggered massive anger. In the video, a man was seen beating a woman in … Read more
1931 Yangtze river flood From the end of the 20s, China was afflicted by a long drought. Abnormal weather over central China began in the … Read more
Heavy rains caused damage and significant losses for sellers in a large underground shopping center in Jinan, Shandong, China.
Ginza shopping mall covers an area of more than 40,000 square meters and it is located in Jinan Springs Plaza. Jinan is the capital of Shandong province in Eastern China.
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A cellphone video showing a man publicly hitting eight employees (four men and four women) of a rural bank with a stick in China for … Read more
German news agency Ruptly documented a mysterious underground village in Sanmenxia, Henan.
The village consists of man-made caves which are inhabited to this day. The footage has been captured by a drone.
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Every year Bai people in Heqing celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year.
“Baizu are one of the ethnic minorities in China. Although most Bai people adhere to Buddhism, they also have their native religion of Benzhuism: the worship of ngel zex (Chinese: 本主 ben zhu), local gods and ancestors. Ngel zex could be any heroes in history, the Prince of the Nanzhao regime, a hero of folklore or even a tiger (for instance, Laojun Jingdi 老君景帝 is a tiger actually). There are also minorities practicing Taoism and Christianity.” [Wikipedia]
Video by: Matteo Damiani
China’s armed police officers and soldiers responsible for the disposal of terrorist attacks lost their self-control dancing “Little Apple”, one of the most popular songs … Read more
Classical sculptures revisited by Li Hongbo, a Beijing artist who uses mixed styles to bring to life these magical moving statues.
Sculptures are made of thousands of layers of paper and glue. via io9
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This video documents a traditional Chinese funeral procession observed on a street in Kunming, Yunnan Province. Mourners, distinguished by white or red scarves tied around their heads, follow the procession as musicians play traditional instruments. The video offers a glimpse into the rituals and customs associated with death and remembrance in Chinese culture, such as the prominent use of white and the role of music in expressing grief and honoring the deceased.
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The latest NMA video is all about Silvio Berlusconi persecution.
Following the original lines from the video:
Berlusconi “The most persecuted man in history” finally persecuted once!
Silvio Berlusconi, Mr Bunga Bunga, seemed to be invincible in the world of Italian Politics. Being convicted of multiple crimes, but always escaping justice. That was until yesterday, when one charge finally stuck, tax evasion! The panel of five judges confirmed Silvio’s four year sentence. Finally, the “most persecuted man in history” will taste justice! Except he gets to keep his senate seat, and he won’t go to real prison. But at least will have to stoop down and do some community service for the plebe.
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A documentary by Vice investigating the devastating effects of pollution in China.
Linfen is a coal-mining town in Shanxi province.
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II part

Probably was too late to turn back, once detected the presence of surveillance cameras in the place where he had slipped.
The thief has come up with an idea: wearing a comfortable plastic footstool on the head in the hope that he could disguise himself. The video is unintentionally comical.
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Here the original Chinese version.
EVICTION PROCESS in China – “What’s the point if a few of us live well and shut our mouths but the government continues to abuse other citizens, creating more broken families and poverty and pushing people outside the city to give their land to the richest businessmen. Many who seek justice through law face detention and torture in custody. What we ask for is not a personal settlement, but public justice.”
Housing rights advocate Mao Hengfeng