Top 5 Digital Advertising Trends in China
China’s advertising industry is increased very fast, thanks to rising of the demands of the consumers. Unlike many Western and other countries of the world, television is not the biggest source of advertisement in China.
Digital ads spending in China increased by 27% this year, reaching $50 billion and representing nearly 60% of paid media spending.
The new Advertising trend in China
In China, a country of 700 million mobile internet users, everybody is connected so, some new forms of mobile authentic content […]Read more…
Jiangsu police break up child pornography site with 90,000 members
image courtesy of Modern Express
Jiangsu police arrested three men involved in a discontinued child pornography website Modern Express newspaper reported on June 7.
At the site’s peak, “YouYou Resource Network” apparently featured 45,000 pictures and videos of young girls performing sexual acts, and had 90,000 registered members. Three men involved in managing the site were arrested on charges of creating a pornographic site and collecting illegal dues.
Police were tipped off about the site in February 2014, when the Xuzhou “internet police” […]Read more…
Foreigner sexually assaulting woman in street of Beijing, beaten up by angry pedestrians
On May 8, 2012, around 11:20 pm a drunken bald foreigner was sexually assaulting a woman in public near Xuanwumen subway station across street from Sogo Department Store in Beijing. A video captured him being questioned and stopped by a couple of pedestrians passing by. In rage, Beijing pedestrians hit him and he passed out in the street until the police arrived to the sense. This video quickly spread on the Internet especially on Weibo and received much attention from […]Read more…
2-year-old girl run over by car twice, 18 people passed by and ignored
From ycwb and Netease
The recent cases of elderly people fallen over in street unassisted, or people who step forward to help those elderly people were in turn accused of pushing the elderly to fall have made the Chinese public wonder why people become so apathy and why one needs to hesitate to offer help when in a critical situation. While the discussion is still going on, another stunning news of public apathy has made some people “lost their faith in […]Read more…
The most daring bank robbery
Here is a recent viral video, on February 7, 2011, the most awesome bank robbery happened in a post-office savings bank in Baodi county, Tianjin. A miserable method and daring act, only an axe knocked open the bullet proof glass in 4 minutes, in a such steady rhythm..
If you can’t see youtube video, here is a link of the video on Tudou.
Viral videos, 2010 week 52
Public zombie kiss
This took place in a canteen of Jilin University. I don’t know whether this girl was horny or hungry for brain or thirsty for blood.
Angry, drunk foreigner fights, terrifies and screams obscenities at passengers on Guangzhou metro
This is sort of hilarious. In less than a day, this video has been viewed over half a million times. After metro security found a knife in this foreigner’s luggage and took it away from him, he angrily got onto the metro and began picking fights with fellow passengers. This video begins with him getting into a fight with a Chinese passenger. At the next stop, security blocks the cell phone camera and forces the Chinese passenger off the train […]Read more…
Viral Videos: 2010 week 51
Viral time travel commercial
This is a commercial for 7-up. It adopted the style of Japanese cartoon Gag Manga Biyori which involves preposterous plot, non-stop repetitions, and dynamic music. The cartoon, became popular in recent years and was added subtitles and many enthusiastic dub it in many dialects.
Viral video: two Chinese women fighting on Vancouver SkyTrain
Recently, this viral video of two Chinese women fighting on the Vancouver SkyTrain in Canada has been circulating the Chinese Internet community. The shouting match was in Mandarin, Cantonese and some English. The woman sitting down was more vocal, spoke mostly in Cantonese, and the other woman standing up spoke Mandarin and English. In the beginning of the video there was a third woman trying to make peace, and she spoke some Shanghainese to them.
Shenzhen elevator beating incident
From Tianya:
These days a program called “the First Scene” on the Shenzhen local TV station aired a surveillance video clip showing a man senselessly beating another man in the elevator. The suspect was reported to be Australian Chinese named Liu Zinan (刘子楠). In the end, the victim’s arm was broken and his face stitched up. The police eventually sentenced Liu 10 days in detention and a 500 yuan fine. Netizens nation wide thought the punishment was laughably too light.
It […]Read more…
Crazy mother beats young child in the street
This video captured on the street of Shaanxi Province made the local news on TV.
In the video: Around 2 pm in the afternoon, a woman dragged a boy in the street. For some unknown reason she suddenly kicked the boy who looked about 3-4 years old over far away. The boy lay on the floor and started crying non-stop but the woman did not stop her crazy acts. She dragged boy up and kicked the boy in the waist […]Read more…
Mistress shows up at the door to beat up the wife
In this video captured in front of a resident home in Chongqing, a mistress showed up at the door to beat up the wife of the man she is having an affair with. She cursed that the wife had no (pretty) face and no breasts, did not deserve her husband…
“look how ugly you are, no face, no breasts. Are you even a woman? Your husband said when he saw your face he has no more interests.”
“I beat you, I beat […]Read more…
Growing trend of China’s Internet video landscape
China’s Internet Video landscape is growing in a fast pace as the major video sharing sites like Youku and Tudou becoming popular in Chinese people’s daily digital lives. These sites are not only served as user based video sharing networks, unlike Youtube, large number of the Chinese people actually watch their favorite TV show and movies on these sites. Issues of copyrights aside, the Hulu-like business model actually opened up a lucrative market for the Chinese companies. At the […]Read more…
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