This post promises to make you laugh uncontrollably for about five seconds, then descend into the pits of despair.
"Wangfujing" joins list of sensitive terms alongside "Jon Huntsman", "Hillary Clinton" and "Jasmine"
Beijing's Wangfujing morphs into a construction site
Encouraged by the over-reaction of the Chinese authorities, a new post on the site Boxun.com has now called for weekly protests as a continuation of the "Jasmine Revolution". The next protest, which is to be held this Sunday, has been expanded to 18 cities across China (Note to Ambassador Huntsman: Do not appear at any of these locations!).
Video of US Ambassador Jon Huntsman at "Jasmine Revolution" protests in Beijing hits the Chinese interwebs
On Monday, we expressed skepticism at reports that suggested that US ambassador Jon Huntsman was present at the Jasmine non-Revolution in Beijing. But Holy Angel Moroni! A video has now surfaced of him standing right outside McDonald's on Wangfujing, the location of the would-be protests, with a pair of shades and a leather jacket sporting the US flag.
Nike's Olympic advertising whitewash
There's no Olympic medal for sports apparel marketing, but the race this summer between the category's top two brands is hotly contested. Ahead of the Beijing Olympics, Nike and Adidas are employing very different strategies to court the Chinese market.

