US Vice President Biden’s “China bashing” and potentially “in-your-face racist” commencement speech at the University of Pennsylvania divides Chinese netizens overseas and back home, While Chinese students at UPenn demanded an apology, mainland netizens sided with Biden.

The Voice of China, the most popular talent show this year in China, disappointed many netizens with its grand finale where a singer won with the song “I Love You China”. Netizens accused the show of toadying up to the CCP.

While many anti-Japan protesters are turning the streets in China into battlefields by tearing down every Japanese car or store in sight, some others are thinking about a more serious question – who should be sent to the front line should China declare war against Japan over Diaoyu Islands?

A recent patriotic declaration by popular novelist, Guo Jingming, has made discussions about patriotism in China reach a new high point. For most netizens, to love China as motherland or to love the China lead by the Communist Party is an easy distinction to make.

The family of the woman who was forced to abort a 7-month-old baby was labeled as “traitors” by villagers hired by local government for accepting interviews by foreign press. only days after China Daily called lower-level Party cadres to mind the international implications of their handling of domestic issues.

An image of Chinese President Hu Jintao at a G20 group photo shooting scene touched the hearts of thousand of netizens. But did they give their hearts out too soon?

A long post explaining the journey of how a patriot-used-to-be grows into a patriot-no-more got viral on Sina Weibo and stirred up heated debates about the need and the right way to be patriot in a country like China.