In China people tweet on t.sina.com.cn and among the most avid tweeters is "Minister Wu". Yes, for real, he is a government official, but not quite ministerial ranking.
As our legislative bodies prepare to meet, delegates are trying to put together new proposals to be passed. I want to contribute and here is what I think.
A new term was coined last year to describe the lives of a new generation of college graduates who have journeyed to Beijing in search of opportunities.
I have always been a fan of Zhang Ziyi. She is beautiful, hardworking and talented. However, her reputation has been tarnished by a series of scandals which has unraveled in the public eye in the past six weeks.
So, I hope you have heard by now that sending dirty jokes by text message is going to cost you from now on. How much? you ask. Well, that depends on where you live.
Years ago, my mother hired someone to tend to the heating in her courtyard house. I went home to visit her, and found her huddled in an armchair with an electric blanket.
The Mighty seemed to have fallen in December 2009. The release of Zhang Yimo's latest picture has caused a serious wave of Mo trashing on the Internet. As one netizen put it on Sina's twitter: "Mo is no Mo'."