Citizens of Tengzhou no longer have to fear the big bad wolf...we think. Shandong police have gunned down a wolf suspected of attacking seven seven people in Tengzhou in under a week. Authorities allegedly encountered the wolf in a wheat field and shot it in the leg, prompting it to flee 20 km, before they caught up with the animal and finished the job. more ›

17-year-old Fu Guojun (符国俊) was with his cousin and another friend eating roadside barbecue opposite the KTV when a mob of 35 security guards armed with wooden clubs and iron rods attacked them. That's somewhat better than a ten-to-one ratio for security guards vs. unarmed kids. Unity is Strength, right guys? more ›

On the K256 Shenzhen-Hefei train, an off-duty rail worker was beaten to death by three train attendants for trying to mediate an argument involving the attendants and a fellow off-duty rail worker. more ›

This is scary stuff. Yesterday, a female CCTV reporter was attacked by an unknown man who supposedly chopped her nose off. Yuck! It was reported by microblogger @dad胡嘉海 (“dad Hu Jiahai”) that when the victim left the tv station's building, she was approached by a man asking her whether she works there. When she affirmed, he attacked her several times with a knife he had hidden in a newspaper and then fled the scene. more ›

These statistics are mind numbing: China's new military website, http://www.mod.gov.cn, was attacked 230 million times by hackers in the first month of operation. The site, which is the government's last attempt at providing a level of transparency regarding their immensely secretive military buildup, was never successfully hacked into. If the numbers are correct, then that means over 5,000 hacks were attempted every minute: if that was just in the first month, how much do you think it's increased since then? more ›