Chinese media are busy chanting loyalty oath to CCP after the fall of Bo Xilai, which makes “firmly support CCP Central Committee” the new internet meme. Such large scale of loyalty pledges remind many netizens of Cultural Revolution, the exact thing CCP accused Bo of.

Regarding the breaking news of Bo Xilai and his wife, Chinese netizens were asking, “What if it was a Chinese, instead of a Briton, that was killed?”

Paper cranes, a traditional Japanese token of good wishes, are transformed by Chinese netizens. This new breed of paper cranes with legs may look creepy, but also funny as hell.

A series of pictures online exposed super luxurious government buildings across China, including those in poor and rural areas. Netizens responded with anger and condemnation of corruption.

China’s popular social media such Kainxin001, Renren, Sina Weibo, Douban and several major BBS have been flooded with posts in a new writing style, the roaring style. To master the style is simple: be emotional, start the title with “you cannot afford to hurt XXX”, use rhetorical questions ending with “isn’t it true” and tons of “ah” and “!!!!!!!!”.

Since today is Tuesday, Feb, 22nd in China, literally 2,22,2, four 2s. Chinese netizens call today the Day of 2 and are ready for a celebration. How? That depends. All these young Chinese need is another excuse to let loose and have fun.