Yet another Kim Jong-Un Photoshop meme is gaining momentum on the web. Just check out these doctored photos. more ›

Pan Shiyi, a real-estate developer who called for cheaper iPads for the public, was ridiculed with requests for cheaper housing from netizens, including viral mockups made of a new currency in his namesake. Now, he's busted out his savvy PR chops, by issuing a personal version of his own currency. Well played sir, well played. more ›


Villager: Why can’t we have more restaurants then?
 Waiter: At this stage in our village's development, more than one restaurant can easily lead to chaos for us, so we only want to have a one-restaurant system. more ›

It seems like it's not just the Global Times' editors that have a surprising sense of humor. Recently appearing on the front page of China Daily was this editorial satirizing China's food safety problems in light of Ministry warnings over radiation from the Fukushima plant. more ›

Beyond confirming that a BBC executive in Beijing is working with a New York-based film financier on a Mandarin edition, official information on China’s version of The Office is virtually nil - yet that hasn’t stopped nay-sayers from declaring “It cannot be done!” more ›

Our favourite satire news source, The Onion, outdoes itself with its latest hardhitting report, "China To Overtake U.S. As World's Biggest Asshole By 2020": more ›

America's finest news source The Onion has a new owner! Since last week, readers have been bombarded with the good tiding, from the modified masthead, logo, and tagline, to news headlines, editorials, audio and video clips, and ads, lots of ads. The new owner goes by the appetizing name of Yu Wan Mei 鱼完美 Amalgamated Salvage Fisheries and Polymer Injection Group, supposedly a Chinese conglomerate from the inland province of Sichuan. The corporation specializes in fish by-products salvaged from the “ocean’s bounty.” Some of its finer samples are “Broiled Shark Gums,” “Multi-Flavor Variety Pack Of Pickled Fish Cloaca,” “Lightning Power Monkfish Cerebral Fluid Energy Drink,” “Mr. Steve's Safe And Natural Rhinoceros-Cure For The Inferior Male,” and “Yu Wan Mei Miscellaneous Flavor Paste.” more ›

Satirical U.S. joke paper The Onion is, for a reason not quite clear yet, doing a China special. Maybe they caught on to all the recent coverage of Chinese companies buying up Western media and decided that it'd be a perfect time to do their own spoof - sans any sensitive anniversaries or other events that would normally set off a decidedly humorless notice from the office of Qin Gang. more ›

There's no real need for us to comment on this lovely piece of Susan Boyle / fake Olympic singer satire. more ›

Latest clip from our favourite satire site The Onion:

The curmudgeonly Poyuan Wei thinks the only thing wrong with the Chinese Government is that they are not tough enough on dissidents.

Acupuncture may be one of the most widely-accepted forms of traditional Chinese medicine, but did you know there was a DIY alternative? more ›

A few instant gems from the clip:

"This is a testament to the progress of the Chinese people. Today we sent a man into space fully conscious, and without shackles." more ›

Hilarious sh*t once again from our favourite news network — nearly, but not as good as this other report. more ›

A Saturday time-waster brought to you by The Onion more ›

Female voice: Bye more ›

But back to Bing Feng Tea House: The blogger answers his question this way: more ›

Roller Revival tickets! more ›

A few weeks ago, Shanghaiist spoke out against a nitwit AP writer who penned a story about absolutely nothing (and not in the Seinfeld "good nothing" kind of way). Well, our friend at the AP seems to have resurfaced, this time in Shanghai, writing for our city’s finest English language newspaper, Shanghai Daily, under the assumed name “Yuan Qi”. Alright, we admit, this sounds a bit far-fetched. But, we did spot a story that reeked of his style. more ›

Photo from Getty Images via The Scotsman. more ›

Because it's not really porn. Click here for "XXXX GALUMPIA ADULT XXXX," a satire website dedicated to making thumbnails of decidedly non-erotic images look very, very naughty. Donald Rumsfeld's nose never looked so sexy! The "Oriental" section is pictured above. Enjoy! more ›

It's official: the women of Wisteria Lane are coming to China -- and with them the explicit exploits, controversial storylines and salacious gossip that has made Desperate Housewives such a runaway success worldwide. The show will premiere in September on CCTV-8, in the nightly segment "Everyday Jiayi" with two episodes screening per day. more ›