Another disgraceful PRC copy

Even the chinese communist party is ashamed of it, yet there are two fanboys in this forum who will defend such disgrace for free.
They are really cheap. Read their pathetic posts above to discover their name.
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BEIJING (AFP) - A replica of Egypt's iconic Sphinx built in northern China will be dismantled after an Egyptian ministry complained about the structure, state media said Sunday.

A massive replica of the ancient statue was built in Hebei province, the official Xinhua news agency said.

But Egypt's ministry of antiquities complained to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) about the Chinese imitation, it cited a source as saying.

The report quoted an official with a cultural park on the outskirts of the provincial capital Shijiazhuang as saying the imitation would serve only as a temporary scene for shooting movies and television dramas.

Uh what sort of Ah Tiong movie they want to create with a Sphinx? Ah Tiong in Egypt? Ah Tiong Tourist In Egypt? AH Tiong in Pharoah's Court? The Mummy 4?

singveld said:

Even the chinese communist party is ashamed of it, yet there are two fanboys in this forum who will defend such disgrace for free.
They are really cheap. Read their pathetic posts above to discover their name.
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BEIJING (AFP) - A replica of Egypt's iconic Sphinx built in northern China will be dismantled after an Egyptian ministry complained about the structure, state media said Sunday.

A massive replica of the ancient statue was built in Hebei province, the official Xinhua news agency said.

But Egypt's ministry of antiquities complained to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) about the Chinese imitation, it cited a source as saying.

The report quoted an official with a cultural park on the outskirts of the provincial capital Shijiazhuang as saying the imitation would serve only as a temporary scene for shooting movies and television dramas.

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There is a japan arse hole licker who doesn't even understand simple English, as long as it is bashing China he would lick any cesspool out there, doesn't matter ang moh or Nippon shit, he love it shameless piece of shit name singveld.

chuckyworld said:

There is a japan arse hole licker who doesn't even understand simple English, as long as it is bashing China he would lick any cesspool out there, doesn't matter ang moh or Nippon shit, he love it shameless piece of shit name singveld.

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you are very stubborn. Japan has nothing to do with this thread.

Men paint a Batmobile replica on the outskirts of Shanghai. Li Weilei, the owner of the replica and a local businessman, uses his spare time and money to build replicas like the Batmobile, Formula One cars and Transformers for rent or sale. Li spent around 75,000 yuan ($12,000) to build the model.

Man works on a Batmobile replica on the outskirts of Shanghai.

Faked bank

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A fake bank which was set up to look just like a real one has swindled Chinese savers out of 200m yuan ($32m; £21m), it's reported.

To customers in the eastern city of Nanjing the interior looked like any other state-owned bank, with uniformed clerks working behind the counters, the Southern Metropolis Daily website reports. Almost 200 people deposited their cash, including a businessman who handed over 12m yuan ($1.9m; £1.3m) in 2014. But he grew suspicious when he wasn't paid the promised interest on his money, and went to the police after the bank refused to return his savings. A police investigation found that it was actually a rural cooperative, which had none of the accreditations required to operate as a bank. It had been promising interest rates of 2% per week and high interest subsidies, police say.

The fact the "bank" was able to operate for so long has left some Chinese social media users incredulous. "More than a year, it looks like the authorities have gone blind," says one user on the Weibo social network. "Fake banks, and a fake local government," comments another user. Police have arrested five people over the scam, including a woman who reportedly high-tailed it to Macau, China's famous gambling centre, with the customers' money.