Chitchat 5000 years of Chinese civilization and u got this

[Devil Within]

this drama is great. I highly recommend it for all Chinese Han patriots in the world.

Stupid show and stupid history. It shows an idiot going to his death willingly instead of taking out the corrupted system. If he had took out that stupid emperor and then whack the barbarians up north, maybe China might have a better history of peace.

 

[zvntwu]

Stupid show and stupid history. It shows an idiot going to his death willingly instead of taking out the corrupted system. If he had took out that stupid emperor and then whack the barbarians up north, maybe China might have a better history of peace.

Hahaha pointless to tell that to those brainwashed

 

[Absolutely]

this drama is great. I highly recommend it for all Chinese Han patriots in the world.

Absolutely CRAP

 

[Vulture]

utter disgrace

 

[CrazyWorld]

Its a Crazy World :*:

 

[uszxvn]

scums are tiongs of the earth

 

[ChinaSux]

Not in a life time if u are expecting changes for the better. A leopard will never change it's spots.

 

[harimau]

If they can survive 5000 years, it can survive another 5,000 years.

Amerika only 200 years they start to screw each other shit holes. Its legalized some more.

Huat the Fish! Tell me where is the future in that.

 

[ChinaSux]

Landlord in China blocks entrance to old folks' home after tenants reject ‘illegal’ rent rise

Tenants have long-term lease until 2024, but landlord wanted higher rent rise than stipulated in contract. When they balked, he blocked the front gate with truckloads of soil

PUBLISHED : Sunday, 13 March, 2016, 4:22pm
UPDATED : Sunday, 13 March, 2016, 4:35pm

Stephen Chen
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Residents of the elderly home stand behind the two truckloads of soil dumped at the gate by the landlord. Photo: 163.com

The landlord of an old folks' home in northern China has blocked the building’s entrance with two truckloads of soil because the tenants could not pay the increased rent, according to an online news site.

The Shuxin Home for the Elderly in Zhengzhou, Henan province had rented the four-storey premises from a villager since 2008 under a long-term lease until 2024, the portal 163.com reported.

This year, however, the landlord wanted to raise the rent higher than the terms stipulated in the contract and the home’s management rejected the request.

The management of the home said ambulances could not enter the home. Photo: 163.com.The landlord responded on Saturday by sending the two trucks loaded with soil that was dumped at the front gate to the home.

The management said the landlord’s behaviour had threatened the safety of the occupants because ambulances could not reach the building.

The local government said they would contact village cadres and the landlord to remove the blockade as soon as possible.

The landlord blocked the entrance to the home after the tenants refused to pay higher rent than stipulated in their lease. PhotoL 163.com

 

[harimau]

All these are just minor burps and inconveniences. Will be resolved eventually.

 

[Cream]

Visitors invade drained lake at Chinese zoo to harvest fresh mussels in animals’ enclosure

Intruders ignore warnings that shellfish might not be safe to eat

PUBLISHED : Sunday, 13 March, 2016, 6:29pm
UPDATED : Sunday, 13 March, 2016, 7:49pm

Stephen Chen
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Hundreds of visitors to Zhenghou zoo jumped into the freshly drained pond when large, fresh mussels were spotted. Photo: Dahe.com

The animals at the zoo in Zhengzhou, capital of northern China’s Henan province, have not seen predators for decades, but their peaceful life ended on Sunday with the arrival of hundreds of tourists looking for food, according to local news website.

As workers drained water out of the zoo’s man-made lake in the zoo for maintenance and an upgrade, some sharp-eye tourists spotted mussels at the exposed muddy bottom of the lake, Dahe.cn reported.

READ MORE: Peacocks in zoo die from shock after Chinese tourists’ ‘violent behaviour’, picking them up and plucking out their feathers

They rolled up trousers and sleeves and jumped into the m&d, and were soon joined by several hundred others including parents and their children.

Mussels are a delicacy in Chinese cuisine. They can be cooked in dozens of ways, from fried dishes to soup.

The visitors-turned-mussel diggers said the mussels were much bigger than those sold at the market: Photo: Dahe.comThe mussels in the zoo, about the size of a palm, were larger than those sold in food markets because they had been growing in the lake undisturbed for years.

A member of staff at the zoo said they tried to stop the tourists with warnings that the mussels might not be safe to eat, but their friendly advice was ignored.

“These mussels are alive. We dig them up not to eat, but to let our children experience the pleasure of digging mussels,” said a woman standing in m&d with bare feet.

“I will take these mussels home and put them in water so my children can observe them,” she added. The family left with a sack full.

Zoo staff said they warned the intruders ignored their warnings that the mussels might not be safe to eat. Photo: Dahe.com

 

[Cream]

Peacocks in zoo die from shock after Chinese tourists’ ‘violent behaviour’, picking them up and plucking out their feathers

Two birds died at Yunnan Zoo after visitors picked them up forcefully to pose for photos and plucked out their feathers

PUBLISHED : Monday, 22 February, 2016, 12:55pm
UPDATED : Monday, 22 February, 2016, 3:02pm

Gloria Chan
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One of the peacocks at Yunnan Zoo died of shock on February 12 as a result of being held forcefully by Chinese tourists while they posed for photographs, the zoo said. Photo: Tencent

The “violent behaviour” of Chinese tourists has led to the death of two peacocks at a city zoo, mainland media reports.

The two birds are believed to have died from shock after visitors picked them up to pose with them in photographs and plucked out their feathers at Yunnan Zoo – also known as Yunnan Wild Animal Park – in Kunming, the capital city of Yunnan province, the newspaper WCC Daily reported on Sunday.

READ MORE: Not again!: Another Chinese tourist creates a flap by grabbing seagull to pose for photos

Photographs taken by one visitor at the zoo, which were circulated online, show tourists holding up a peacock as they pose for photographs.

Visitors picked up the peacocks to pose for photographs during the Lunar New Year holiday. Photo: Tencent

The newspaper report said the zoo had confirmed two peacocks had died.

The report also said that some visitors had plucked out the feathers of the peacocks.

Yunnan Zoo confirmed that one of its peacocks had died on February 12 – during Lunar New Year – as a result of the “violent behaviour” of tourists.

Although the cause of this peacock’s death was still under investigation, park officials said they believed they it had died because of shock after being held forcefully by visitors.

READ MORE: Chinese tourists draw online flap after wild gull selfies given the bird

The report had attracted more than 20,000 comments by Monday morning, many of which condemned the actions of the tourists and also asked what action the zoo should take.

“Without the zoo’s permission, who is allowed to hold the peacocks for photos?” said one person in a post on Tencent’s weibo social media website. “[People] have to pay to take intimate photos with animals!”

Another person wrote: “Why are tourists allowed to have close contact with the wild animals in the zoo?”

A third person wrote: “China must set up a database and prevent such low-quality visitors from entering tourist attractions.”

READ MORE: Why are Chinese tourists so rude? A few insights

According to the zoo’s website, the park covers an area of 1,133 hectares.

Its more than 10,000 wild animals include about 200 different species, including pandas, rhinoceros, and white tigers.

The entry fee to the park for adults is 80 yuan (HK$95).

 

[harimau]

I dun think they are part of 5,000 years history!

What have they contributed to the Cheena history?

Virtually none!

 

[Cream]

I dun think they are part of 5,000 years history!

What have they contributed to the Cheena history?

Virtually none!

Good Afternoon!

 

[Cerebral]

I dun think they are part of 5,000 years history!

What have they contributed to the Cheena history?

Virtually none!

They are not part of 5000 years history. More like 70 years of communist rule

 

[Vulture]

They are not part of 5000 years history. More like 70 years of communist rule

that is correct.

 

[NoAnswer]

good evening

 

[ThrillSeeker]

Mao should have done more to eliminate them

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_Zedong

 

[Cream]

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[Somebody]

can somebody report them to eleven ji ping?