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The bulk of the Japanese army was tied up in the Chinese mainland because China didn't surrender. Unlike your former colonial masters who surrendered so quickly to the Nazis. Had your country faced the true brunt of the Japanese imperial forces you would be wiped out for sport by the barbarous...

Learn some history boy. China still dominates the East Asian mainland and Japan is an island on the periphery. How did China fail miserably? The Japanese archipelago and your jungle homeland without Confucian teachings and culture is just another barbarian tribe so who conquered who?

Pictures of poverty breaks my heart, especially when its kids. China has a long way to go but I'm confident that the worst cases of poverty in China will be nearly eliminated before the end of Xi Jinpings term. I wish India the very best in their elimination of poverty.

Do you have a comprehension problem boy? Where did I write that small nations have no rights? What I posted was historical truth, when Asia was dominated by Japan and the British empire it was the darkest time in Asian history. How many millions of your countrymen were starved to death by the...

When these small countries were at their apex Asia experienced barbarity beyond compare. Unfortunately their delusions of grandeur have yet to dissipate. In my opinion this is beneficial to the PRC in the long run as they continue to reinforce Chinese unity in the face of foreigners fcuking up...

The guy looks disgusting! Like a sleazy fat hairy pig. How can he amass such a following?

The JApanese try to escape accountability by waiting til all survivors and perpetrators are dead. Such a shameful history they have.

Soon to be deployed in Doklam. Production requirements are simple, Just scrounge around in a slum for the parts.

This is so undignified....

Do it! If not utilised it just flow out to sea and wasted. Even if just a fraction of the project works out it will be worth it. It won't affect the Indians....

There is no freedom for this fake monk to enslave and torture the Tibetan people. I'm a dumb arse gorilla and I'm more holy than this meat eating monk fake poser.

It's got my favourite guy from the anti corruption series "in the name of the people"! Looks like Li Dakang is taking a break from Handong and kicking *** in Africa.

I tried watching the first one but couldn't get into it. This one looks much much better. Chinese Rambo gunning down American mercenary scum in Africa. @TaiShang Welcome back!

The Chola incident is something the Indians made up. Or rather they inflated it from a tiny border tussle that happened back in 1967. Its actually a recent phenomena, the PLA casualties seem to rise with each Indian revision of the event. Back in the early 2000s, the casualties were less than...

I had a lot of trouble crossing the road when I went to visit years ago. One trick I learned was to look for a local who is also crossing and nonchalantly walk beside him\her. The locals have better instinct on Chinese traffic flow. Safety wise I remember walking around at 2am in the morning...

People are generally good. Its a few fcukers who ruin the entire country's reputation.

Horton is a loser POS. We all remember his bullshit allegations against Sun Yang during the Olympics last year. I'm not a fan of Sun Yang as a person, I only like him winning for the PRC.

Its media spin by the western media and fools have lapped it up. Here is what the spokesman actually said : “The parties concerned don’t need to overact and make a great fuss about it, they will feel better after getting used to such drills.” Not as belligerent and authoritative now is it...

There are many aspects of Chinese culture that is best left buried in the past. Peeled off like dead skin so that the civilization can continue under Confucian morality.

European hunting practices back in colonial times was what decimated many wildlife populations around the world. I remember reading the novel 'King Solomon's mines' years back and it gave an indication of the widespread slaughter of African wildlife by Europeans. The novel was published back in...