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  jhaagen Thanks Prince Juju, I was not aware that anyone read my articles except when using the bathroom. one love, jonny
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  vatvyf What Expat Guys Want--A Certified “Skanky Ho” Test In response I thought I'd compile an easy to read list for all of you skanky ho’s out there. Oh ...
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  vatvyf This whole argument is so frikkin' lame! Guys are always losers, assholes, wankers, jerks in the eyes of women. If we annoy you so much why not just buy a ...
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  princejuju A very interesting article. As an expat in Shanghai, I must say that the article really caught my eye, and the attention of all who was in the area as ...

Laowai of every stripe take to the ‘Net drumming up support to become one of only eight foreign Olympic torchbearers in China.

China’s blogging heavyweights talk firewalls, strategic marketing and “Checkpoint China” at the Under the Digital Influence conference

Putting the power of information back in your hands and why that means the end of publishing as we know it

Chinese music finally strikes the blogosphere in the Latin alphabet.

Will blogs rule the 2008 Beijing Olympics with benevolence or with an iron fist and hidden agendas?

As the variety and quality of blogs grow in the China blogoshpere, a new genre begs the question: Are law blogs the new black?

Our man scourers the blogosphere to find and rate the dominating blog competitions, looking for China's best blogs.

China Dream Blog is ushering in a new era of fund raising, helping the underprivileged and getting bloggers out of their homes.

Food is a great way to bridge cultural gaps, and in China there are numerous blogs doing just that. Here are the best.

Can a waiguoren truly live like a local in China? One blogger thinks that he can get close.

China's bloggers get busy while Chinese media stays mum.

As Beijing gears up for the Midi Festival, our blog master checks out the live music scene online and in Shanghai.

Western bloggers find solace for their scary Chinese hospital encounters in the form of Sinocidal, a new rant group blog.

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  timbeckenham Poison on the menu in Harbin Hospital Story Link via Shanghaiist (the writer looks familiar...) The latest incident caused 203 illnesses and one death at Harbin's Heilongjiang Provincial Hospital ...
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  got_rice Chinese Hospitals The first Chinese hospital I ever went to had a rat running around the bathroom, a (I believe) poisonous millipede climbing my room walls and IV's hanging ...

What's in a name? Apparently everything in the blogoshpere. That and more is what it takes to get on China Blog List's Top 10.

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  liminalspace There are even more of us who wish we could have sex with cute smart chinese girls...but at this point...we laowai ladies of the lesbian fold would be ...
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  liminalspace "Laowai Ladies in Beijing & Shanghai who Wish they Could have Sex with Cute Dumb Chinese Girls" Now what I would like is for someone to actually WRITE the above blog ...
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  meg Ha, my coworkers told me that Violet Eclipse would have done better on the CBL if I didn't have such a cool-when-I-was-16 name. But the creative name thing did ...
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  collin Good point It's frustrating that the language barrier often prevents Westerners from interacting easily with most Chinese. Your wish is City Weekend's command. We'll speak with CW ...
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  jessy1533 Flipside of the coin With only something like 200,000 expats to the 20 million Chinese in Shanghai (depends by whose count, but let’s keep this one for argument ...

A new blog called China Dirt lets expat women dish the dirt on the abundance of un-dateable expat men in China.

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  nifty funnily enough. if western women don't want to date Chinese men, they should actually be working with them, since their incentives, while different, are aligned.
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  leeraconteur Interesting that what US expat women do when confronted with competition and men who won't date them, is that they often complain, belittle, shame and manipulate even more. Perhaps ...
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  jeeunit @fatcow blame on both men and women but definitely have a sympathy for those women who need money to survive (fuwuyuans working in massage parlors. don't you know how ...
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  fatcow @jeeunit Please understand that I am not condoning the behaviour you mentioned only saying that it is a two way street. For every fat expat looking to get/pay for ...
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  leeraconteur [HTML_REMOVED] In the rest of the world, US men are highly prized as mates, dates, boyfriends and husbands. This is widely known. What is also widely known is how terrible ...

The pressure of the approaching Chinese holiday may be getting to some of China's once-cool bloggers.

China’s bloggers sound off on the 2008 U.S. presidential race and why they would vote for Hillary Clinton.

Time’s person of the year set tens of thousands of discussion threads blooming all across the Sinosphere.

Ten PhD students put out a joint letter calling for their Chinese brethren to wake up and stop smelling the eggnog.

China’s female sex bloggers get fired up as they lead their fellow women into uncharted waters

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  johnk Caramel Before you start throwing around a word like plagiarism, Ms. Carmel, you should at least know how to use it responsibly. It's quite a serious charge. Please make ...
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  collin Giving credit Has Mu Zi Mei crossed that invisible line of fame for the average westerner in China? How well does the average expat know of her life and work ...
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  peanut Li, Zhang and cowlog.cn While I agree that Mu Zimei is not new news, I don't think she is the point of this post. Dr. Li Yinhe, Zhang ...
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  puffy Insightful Comments Mack07/Ilan Carmen- You on your rag? Where did all this rage cum from? These hot gurlz having the sex and then writing about it is news 2 ...
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  mack07 No News, No Article! Where is this article taking us, Mr. Kennedy, and what is the point you're trying to make? Where is exactly this "revolution", you're talking ...