Monday, August 22, 2011

Man play lady's breast while driving caught by speed camera


What can you do at the same time when you speeding at 92 km/h? This buddy was playing his female companion's breast with his another hand while his one hand was holding the steering wheel. Maybe it was exciting experience. But unfortunately, a speed camera took this view and some one uploaded the screenshot on a popular website. More unfortunately, it was found out that this man is married but the lady is not his wife.

The picture shows the moment was 14:56pm on July 29. The speed limit of the road is 80km/h.

Sexual service in Dongguan city, South China

In Dongguan city of south China, there are many hotels in which many unemployed ladies give sexual service under strict management of a company.

The ladies have to work following a set of strong process “erotic standard” – so called “ISO”. It is a sophisticated structure behind the large and complex erotic industrial chain. Beauty Sex workers have to complete 15 to 30 pornography service in 2 hours , such as the beginning of colorful dance, facial expressions, and customer can get the number of orgasms. The rise of manufacturing industry make standardized production in Dongguan in recent years. The local manufacturing practitioners deride this service standard for porn industry of”ISO”, the “ISO” and afterwards assessment system: almost all the hotel sauna require customers to service for more than ten detailed separate evaluation, and once the sex beauty do not finish their duty job, they will be deduct pay strictly.

Before the sex worker start serve customers, they have to take system training. The training contents combine diversity, modernization and it focus on foreign advanced experience for reference. Some people learn it from HongKong and Taiwan, and they send sex workers to Japan to learn the advanced adult erotic sauna service. The teaching process is intensity than factory technician training including with fruit exercise to sex workers mouth strength etc.

In weekends thousands of men from Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hongkong will drive to Dongguan to enjoy the high class sexual service.

Vietnamese women bought as wives in China

Police in central China's Hunan Province said Saturday they have launched an investigation into missing Vietnamese women -- who were bought as wives -- in its remote villages.
The probe comes after media reports said some husbands of the missing women received phone calls telling them to pay ransoms, or otherwise, the women would be sold again. About 100 purchased Vietnamese wives are missing from Hunan's mountainous regions.
Hu Qiulai and Hu Jianhe are from the same remote mountainous village in Shuangfeng County of Hunan; they lost their wives on the same day. Then two months later, they received phone calls from their wives.
"She sobbed and told me that she was kidnapped and sold to another remote village and needed 20,000 yuan ($3,130) to ransom her back," said Hu Jianhe, who bought the woman for 36,388 yuan in 2008.
The two men reported the case to local police after some hesitation, as the women, who were bought on the Sino-Vietnam border, were not their legal wives.
Hu Gengqing, Hu Jianhe's father, acknowledged that women trafficking were rampant in his county. "They were all bought from Yunnan, which borders Vietnam, and the total number (in the county) could be in dozens," he said.
There are more males than females in Chinese rural areas, as boys are preferred, so some men in poor regions resort to buying their wives as they cannot find women to marry them.
Police officers at the public security bureau in Shuangfeng County said the bureau has set up a special team to investigate the reported women trafficking and marriage fraud.
The bureau is seeking to ascertain the exact number of missing wives, as many partners may be unwilling to report the cases for fear of being accused of trafficking, they said.
Since September last year, the bureau has only received two cases in which four wives were found to be victims of trafficking, they added.

Egg-sized hail attack Shenyang city in China



At 6:46pm on June 21, hail storm attacked the city of Shenyang, China, causing extensive damages. House windows were broken, trees on the street fell down.

The Weather Agency in local explained, "There is no time to issue warning. Hailstorm came so abruptly. Hot air near the ground and the cold air above met, causing the hailstorm." People in local upload photo online, showing that the hail is as big as a egg.

This storm lasted about half an hour.

Sunday, August 21, 2011

The first gay couple who hold wedding ceremony in Shenzhen



Mark (25, left) and An’an (23) held their wedding ceremony on August 21 in southern China's Shenzhen city. This gay couple are two fresh university graduates in the city. After the couple exchanged rings, they and their five guests—three other ladies and An'an's best man, maybe they threw the bouquet at the gawkers—finished off the wedding with a lunch.

They said that their ceremony gathered many impromptu spectators who happened to be at the Luohu district restaurant Saturday, but they both invited family members to the wedding, none of whom showed up. The service was conducted by a lady friend.

“We’re normal people,” the couple said in a statement to the press, “We just happen to have different genes which gave us a different sexual orientation. Aside from that, we’re exactly the same as any other husband and wife couple. By holding this wedding ceremony, we hope to earn people’s blessings and support.”

Comments online are mostly supportive of the guys.

Legless woman brought up 138 orphans



A woman who can move about only with the aid of wooden stools since losing her legs at the age of 12 has spent the past 37 years taking care of orphans in Hunan Province, China.

Thousands of people online - touched by her devotion to the children - have dubbed her "Mom on Stool."

The woman, Xu Yuehua, a staff worker at a social welfare institute in Xiangtan City, Hunan Province, was herself sent to the institute in 1973 for social support. She "walks" by manipulating two wooden stools.

According to institute officials, within 15 days of her arrival, Xu volunteered to take care of the orphans there as a means of repaying the institute for its support.

Her first child was named Shengli, a girl abandoned by her parents and found by institute staff beside a tractor. The girl had pneumonia and a cleft lip, making it difficult to give her food and medicine. Xu had to use a syringe device to feed her.

Shengli has since grown up and was recently married.

Although Xu received no salary for taking care of the children, she worked hard and never asked for a holiday. She once stayed in hospital for 107 days to take care of a baby with severe stomach ache.

As the institute received more and more orphans, Xu had to take care of more children by widening her own bed for them to sleep on. At one point she was caring for 15 children at once, and her bed was widened to five meters. So far Xu has been "mother" to 138 orphans.

3 killed in hospital blast in north China city

Three people were killed and 17 others injured, two severely, after a blast ripped through a boiler room in a hospital in northern Chinese city of Changzhi Friday, local authorities said.

A person was killed instantly when a boiler exploded at about 4 p.m. at the Chengqu Hospital in Changzhi, Shanxi Province, and two others died while being rushed to the emergency room, the city government announced in a statement.

The injured people are being treated at the hospital and all are described in stable condition.
Online photos show that half of the boiler room was destroyed after the blast.

Local authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident, the statement said.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Woman live 11 years without kidney


Li Wangbao (right in the picture) is a 58-year-old woman in Taiwan. Her both kidneys were cut off because of cancer 11 years ago. Hemodialysis keeps her alive and she has to walk 20 kilo meters everyday.


Kobe Bryant to start playing in China in Oct


The chairmen of Zhongyu basketball club in North China released the news to reporters that Kobe Bryant, the famous basketball star in NBA will play for his club in October.

During Kobe's trip in July, he was satisfied with the contract about he play for Zhongyu club in China during the lockout of NBA. There is unconfirmed message online that the club might pay $1.5 million a month to Kobe.

Police react to message ''China's twitter'' about street chaos

In China, weibo.com is a website like twitter in US.

On August 17, A weibo user tweet a message involving a uniformed officer beating an elderly woman on a street in Jinan city.
The message from the netizen Liu about the street chaos, posted at 18:32, was soon forwarded many times on weibo.com.

The police in Jinan city reacted via its weibo page later at 20:15 by confirming that it was a female prison guard, not a police officer, involved in the case. She had stopped to fix her vehicle when the incident occurred. She has been detained and interrogated at the police station.

Eleven minutes later, another message from the local police reiterated that the police are taking the case seriously.

At 20:26, Liu said in another post that it was a man beating the elderly woman and he has been taken away by police.

At 22:21, the police went on tweeting: “The female prison guard surnamed Lin quarreled with the elderly couple as she fixed her vehicle, and she sent her husband, a doctor at a hospital, to beat the elderly woman.”

According to the report, the injured woman was rushed to the hospital. The police are further investigating the case.

Shen Yang, a professor at Wuhan University, said that this was a good example of police reacting to tweeted news.