At least that's the gist of what we got from the Xinmin Evening News front page article, "Men who 'won't grow up' are embarrassing schools (“长不大的男生”让学校犯难)." To add insult to injury, the writer accused Shanghainese men of being "unable to shoulder burdens" despite their height and of having voices "childish and like mosquitoes," despite their good looks. The piece even went into detail about how many of these "boys" wore glasses. You know what that means, right? Shanghainese men have the same genetic predisposition towards myopia as most of the Han population? NOPE! THEY'RE NERDS!!!! more ›

It is pretty common to see yelling fights in a city like Shanghai - but it's not quite as common to see these fights actually come to blows... especially when it's one guy against two girls. more ›

Despite stereotypes, it seems like Shanghainese men are less henpecked than you would think: they're less likely to wash their wives' panties than other Chinese. Wait, what?... more ›