Speaking Pictures

As I said before , the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of PRC was stupid, it seemed that they did not know they kept doing something contradictory. Take the picture as an evidence. It was a screenshot of three news: 1, MFPRC: some country (AKA. Japan) disregarded of international law to deny the achievements of the anti-fascist war. 2, Prime Minister of Japan: We are to settle the territorial dispute by international law. 3, MFPRC: some country (AKA. Japan) self-deceived itself while referring to international law. See No.1 and No. 3? How will a normal reader understand the contradicted attitudes of MFPRC? Are they insane? Conclusion: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of PRC was stupid. They know nothing about international law, or they do not know they have become international jokes.

What is FMPRC? You would be wrong if you think it is short for  Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China . No, actually, it is  Ministry of Fool Affairs of the People's Republic of China . Why it is fool? Because its main job is to fool itself and governmental media, although it expected to fool the public and foreign reporters.Take Jiang Yu the famous ridiculous speak-woman as an example: When she was asked why some foreign reporters were forbidden to visit certain places, she answered: every foreigners in China should obey Chinese laws and should not visit those law-protected places. However, when some foreign reporters distributed some unwelcome news and argued that they did have followed certain laws, Ms Jiang Yu said: no one should take "having followed the laws" as an excuse. So, MFPRC should be explained as Ministry of Fool Affairs of the People's Republic of China.

This was an entrance exam paper for  Nanjing Union Theological Seminary . However, in this exam paper, you saw nothing about religions, and everything was about the explanations of the Communist Party's policy. If You want to go into the theological seminary, you have to learn the Communist Party's files rather than the Bible . This is one way how the Chinese Communist Party controls domestic religions: to tell the students to keep loyalty to the Party even they choose a non-secular way.

The so-called "boycotting Japan" protests were actually sanctioned by Chinese government. The government controlled the protests tightly to prevent it from becoming the protests of boycotting Communist Party of China.

Soon after the news report , Wang Lijun, the ex-police chief in Chongqing, received a 15 prison sentence. During the trial, Wang Lijun confessed to all the charges against him, including defection, abuse of power, taking bribes and bending the law for personal gain. Of course he had to, because everything had been predetermined . In China, the trial to elite politics often kept closed unless everything like the prosecution and confession, had been decided. Some rumors online said that Wang Lijun once talked to Bo Xilai about his wife Gu Kailai's murder of the Briton, Neil Heywood, but Bo Xilai slapped him and told him to mind his own business only, which was said to be the No.1 reason for Wang Lijun to defect. This rumor, whatever it was really true or not, indicated a truth that in China, lower bureaucrats always were treated as slave-like servants to higher bureaucrats as masters. Why so? Because in such a dictatorship, every bureaucrat serves their senior chief rather t...

Remember the famous Soviet joke? Here is its Chinese version: There are three men in a jail in China. A said: I'm in jail because I support Wang Lijun; B said: I'm in jail because I oppose Wang Lijun; C said: and I am Wang Lijun.

This pictures demonstrated how Chinese official website reported two Chinese sportwomen went to Japan for the same tennis game during the dispute between China and Japan. The left was Peng Shuai, and the website praised her as "not being afraid of the danger and went to Japan for the Game"; the right was Li Na, and the website critized her as "a traitor to go to Japan at this sensitive time of dispute". As I said before , the official media in China was just a part of governmental propoganda and not trustful. The reason why Peng Shuai was praised and Li Na was criticized was simple: Li Na had much more public conflicts with the Chinese sports bureaucrat, like before , and they would look for every opportunity to scold her.

In the dispute of Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands between China and Japan, some artists in China chose to demonstrate their patriotism by performance art. The picture above showed that an artist was painting the five-star red flag (China's national flag) on a women's breast. Yet, netizens' sarcasm appeared online soon, they called the picture was actually " a pair of breast covered by five-star red flag ".

This photo told the audience how Chinese bureaucrat abuse their power: a traffic policeman stopped lots of car, just to clear the road waiting for a bureaucrat to pass by. More and more bureaucrats have the privilege, which was one of the reasons why Chinese traffic became more and more jammed.

There have been many protest happened recently against Japan on Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands since the quarrel between China and Japan began. So some media started to worry about what about there might be a war between China and Japan? Well, don't worry, China Communist Party would not choose to start a war against Japan, no matter what it said through governmental media. The technical reasons were very clear: China would not afford such a war. Most high-tech technology in Chinese military come from Russia, China is still unable to master the high technology like engines for airplanes. China's missiles sound good, which is the only point of Chinese military. China once stole some technology from the US, which is far less than enough to land the army on the islands. Last but not least, China spends much more money in maintaining the domestic stability , which seriously burdens its fiscal income and makes it difficult to financially support its military. Do you think Chi...

Shame for China! The photo demonstrated that in Nanchang city, China, beggars were all barred from the other people to avoid that they might pollute the fair. What a rude policy! The policy-makers were so cruel to treat the people as abandoned animals. What a dark city!

This file was distributed by the committee of Communist Party, Huaihua city, Hunan province. It demanded No Japanese cars on road from the Sep. 17th to 19th, in case there might be conflicts on the Sep. 18th, the Chinese memorial day of anti-Japanese invasion.

The photo was taken in a Toyota car dealer shop in Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. It was burnt by irrational Chinese protesters in the disputes against Japan in the name of patriotism. The protesters were no longer normal people; they were just ruffians coated by patriotism.

The photo demonstrated that a protester was throwing an egg to some Japanese property in the protest against Japan, while some policemen just stood by and did not intervene. It was said that some protests was backed by Chinese government.

Soldiers were suspected to have taken part in the organized protest against Japan last weekend, a photo from the web demonstrated. Please note the red star in the gas barrels in the trunk of the car.

A photo from the internet demonstrated that some armed policemen were protecting the protesters against Japan in the disputes of Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands. Those protesters were standing on a Toyota car.

Some netizens found that the leading guy in the protest against Japan in Xi'an was actually a policeman. It is easy to understand that few policemen intervene the protest, even lots of properties were smashed in the protest. Public protests actually are often supported in the dark by government in China.

Grand Park Hotel, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, actually belongs to a Singapore company, however, it was mistaked as a Japanese hotel. In the protest against Japan, the irrational Chinese protesters smashed the hotel, and broke an expensive piano and two escalators. The man in the picture was the main smasher.

Those frantic people of Xi'an smashed some Japanese cars to show their patriotism, while being unware that they just broke Chinese property.

This picture showed us that an unrational Chinese smashed a window of a shop as he mistaded this was the sign of Japanese Toyota car, in order to protest Japan for its "purchase of Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands".

On this comic drawing, the author showed us: The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs can only speak one sentence without doing anything else in the dispute against Japan about Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands:  We will take the necessary measures .

This cartoon by some netizen indicated that China would do nothing but curse in the dispute against with Japan about Diaoyu islands, or Senkaku islands known in Japan.

Japan has agreed to buy disputed East China Sea islets (as Diaoyu islands in China or Senkaku islands in Japan), claimed by both Tokyo and Beijing, from their private Japanese owners, which was regarded as a move likely to fuel tensions between Asia's two largest economies. As the news spread, the fury of the public in China was aroused, and many people claimed angrily online that Diaoyu islands belonged to China and they would fight against Japan for the islands, (or at least they would call for boycotting Japanese merchandise like Japanese cars or cameras. Well, to boycott Japan is nothing but a coward reaction, especially to show one's patriotism by destroying others' belongings, as I said before .) However, I myself bet that there will surely be NO war of Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands between China and Japan. The reasons are too simple: 1, Senkaku islands are covered in the  Security Treaty Between the United States and Japan , and in Article I, the treaty said a...

Japan has agreed to buy Senkaku islands, Diaoyu islands as known in China, disputed with China from their private owners, prompting an angry rebuke from China a day after Chinese President Hu Jintao warned against such an “illegal” move. However, the communist sovereignty once admitted Diaoyu islands belonged to Japan! On the map published in 1960, Beijing obviously regarded Diaoyu islands/Senkaku islands as one part of Japan: After that, oil was found around Diaoyu islands, now China regretted and wanted to claim her territory on these islands. From 1960-2012, just 52 years, and Chinese government always would like to use the words like "from the ancient time, Diaoyu islands have been the Chinese territory blur blur blur", is this kind of sarcastic?

To boycott Japanese commercial good/service is popular among Mainland Chinese people nowadays, as the mainstream media, controlled by the government, is used to take Japan as the scapegoat for every tiny setback in China, especially when China and Japan have territory dispute about the Senkaku islands. So it is easy to understand there are always protests online calling for boycotting Japanese good/service. These protests are all jokes, they are nothing but performances. Most of the protesters would continue to use Japanese merchandise without being shamed. The first reason the protests are jokes is that those people calling for boycotting Japanese merchandise mostly do not know the history, do not know what Japan really do to China, they just think Japan is the enemy of China, and Japan has done many evil things to China. They obtained their history knowledge from the government-sponsored textbooks and mainstream media, they lack their independent thinking. They just think th...

Japan's central government has agreed to buy Senkaku islands or Diaoyu islands in Chinese, a group of uninhabited islands that also are claimed by China and Taiwan, as reported Wednesday, which would potentially increase regional tension over the simmering territorial dispute. Of course, Chinese government surely reacted quickly and loudly. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said the islands have been "China's inherent territory since ancient times." The mainstream media, like CCTV and People Daily , all spoke or wrote to claim Chinese territory over the islands. And many netizens spoke online that they would fight against Japanese to defend the islands. Vow, what a mess! Well, as a shitzen in China, I'd like to speak to Japan: Take it easy, China is all mouth but no trousers.They may speak much, but they would do little. See, almost all the countries beside Japan have territory disputes against Japan, like South Korea and Russia (not including USA), but w...

Ren Jianyu, a village administrator and former university student in Yushan town, Pengshui county in Chongqing, was sentenced to 2 years in a forced labor camp for forwarding and posting messages about political reform. The detention book states that from April to August of 2011, Ren Jianyu continued in forwarding and publishing negative messages, which related to freedom of speech or promoting a democratic political system. Ren even asked his girlfriend to book a T-shirt with the printing of "Freedom or die"(not exactly words) for him. And all of these became the evidence of his crime . Ren's story was nothing peculiar in the present China, but it is astonishing to hear that one policeman's comment to him: How would a normal man think so (i.e. freedom and liberty)? This comment was really astonishing, which indicated what a heavy brainwashing for Mainland Chinese ! The policeman, actually with so many Chinese, did not realize how important the fr...

This photo was from Sina weibo (a twitter-like weblog), demonstrating that some monks in Tibet, China were disguised by soldiers. Do you still believe the Chinese government do not intervene religious activities in China? Oh, don't be so naive.