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It is interesting that some in China have expressed concern over this policewoman’s actions. Would they have said the same thing if the orphans were 35 year old males? See, not ‘pigs’ are bad.
A Chinese policewoman who breastfed babies orphaned during last month’s earthquake has been given a better job, prompting online protests that promotions should be awarded on merit, not merely for good deeds.
Rooters Chinese media that a Chinese bride burned her new husband to death after he got into bed without washing his feet following a drunken argument.
“Seems the couple were good at arguing and fighting - even during their honeymoon they bickered non-stop.
The report said the couple, from the central province of Hubei, had another fight on the night of March 4.
The habit of funny translations from the Chinese language into English has not abated, with the replacement name of a popular Chinese bun being just as odd at the original.
So the famous meat and vegetable filled stuffed buns will now be known as “Go believe’ buns
It seems the original Chinese name when translated came out as “a dog would ignore it” and is said to come from the nickname of the man who began selling them some 150 years ago.
In a move that is unlikely to win too many customers, a light aircraft owned by a travel agency successfully closed down Changi airport when it breached Changi Airport airspace.
The single engined Cessna belongs to an Australian Mary Cummins, who co-owns a tourist adventure flight company with Rhys Thomas.
This is probably a good reason not to take a tour with them.
What is worse than a frog in your toilet or a squirrel in your chimney - well its a monkey at your cricket match….don’t Call Aussie cricket players monkeys. they are likely to get offended and cause the cancellation of the rest of the tour - well maybe….the Indians are stuck in their hotel after saying they would abandon their tour.
The players boarded the team bus but then sat outside their hotel for two hours before returning to their rooms under orders from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the spokesman and reporters at the scene said.
An Indian Supreme Court ruling that now allows female bar staff is expected to unleash a whole new raft of employment opportunities for oppressed Indian women.
According to Mumbai bar owner Manjuri Prasadamara he can now start with his plan to make use of oppressed women who are willing to work in seedy bars just because the law now says they can.
“I have very very big plans to make use of this unexploited workforce by opening up bars all over the city,” Mr Prasadamara said.