A two-year-old boy who had fallen down a dry well more than 35-feet deep was rescued by firefighters in Mengzi in southwestern China on Saturday, according to a report from Chinese state broadcaster CCTV. [AP] more ›

Would you like your eggs scrambled, sunny-side up, or how about boiled in the piss of a virgin boy? In an age-old practice that seems to bridge the gap between Jackass stunts and serious tradition, every spring Dongyang's citizens chow down on eggs marinated and cooked in schoolboy urine harvested from primary school toilets. Reuters highlights the preparation procedure: more ›

A top Shanghai school has been given the green light to initiate the city's first two all-boys classes as the new school year begins this September. The pilot programme was designed ostensibly to tackle a 'masculinity crisis' in mainland education and will involve survival training as well as playing with and repairing digital gadgets. Other lesson suggestions (which may or may not have come from ourselves) include shed ownership and penis helicoptering. more ›

Two videos of an underaged boy performing oral sex on another have been posted to the social networking site Facebook in Taiwan, reports Apple Daily. In the first of the clips, the two boys who appeared to be about 2- or 3-years-old, were engaged in the sexual act which was filmed by a man, who could be heard commenting in the background, "That was too fast, do it again!" In the other video, the younger boy was held on the chest by a man as he received fellatio from the older boy while another adult male filmed the act. During the course of the filming, one of the men could be heard asking the other in Taiwanese if he managed to get it all down on tape. The videos went viral shortly after they were posted to Facebook. more ›

Via NoCommentTV: "Firefighters freed a young boy narrowly sandwiched between two walls in Bijie city, in China's southwest Guizhou province. The eight-year-old boy was playing with his friends when he became trapped between the 18 centimeter (7 inch) wide enclosure between two brick houses, state television CCTV said." more ›

Proof that Chinese college students do something other than study day in and day out. A humorous peek into university dorm life: in this video, a few roommates band together for a rousing performance of Yellow River Cantata (黄河大合唱), a patriotic 1939 army rally song. Mad props to the toothbrush-waving conductor and stay with the video until 1:23 because one of the guys gets so caught up in the music he falls out of his bunk. more ›

We see evidence of China's growing gender gap all around us - every time a new ladies' night crops up at a bar, for instance. But now in China, according to a new study, there are officially 32 million more boys than girls under the age of 20. more ›