Tag Archives: China

I recently learned about some shopping app called Temu. I contemplated my obliviousness and determined that I owe my lack of knowledge to good internet usage.

The statements of the Russian and Chinese governments on the Israel-Hamas War would be ironic if they were not entirely expected.

Against the tendency of purportedly American companies to export CCP censorship abroad.

The news that GLBSUNION and CUZMAK carbon monoxide monitors are defective leads Justin to wonder whether anyone can be trusted.

In honor of our being blacklisted by Bing (and as a result, DuckDuckGo), an essay on their Chinese Communist Party problem.

Examining a well-read article on faulty USB-C hubs.

I explain why I find it more than a little bit ironic that China, which previously bristled at naming viruses after real-world locations, warned the World Health Organization about an “African Swine Fever” outbreak.

〜Bing enters the pro-Chinese Communist Party censorship arena with style〜

I review a small commercial Chinese visual novel available on Steam. LoveChoice features three separate and distinct love stories, each featuring at least one choice.

〜We return to China to learn about the bird with the golden crown〜

〜The colorful origin of the wedding duck〜

Studying a long-forgotten 1967 Board of Immigration Appeals precedent decision denying an application from withholding of deportation filed by an alien from Hong Kong.