In the video, anyone who touched or only walked closer to Yan Fang, the Tai Chi master in white standing in the middle, bounced away like they just got an electric shock.

In the video clip, he role-played a Beijinger with Beijing accent, a Mandarin-speaking Chinese with Chinglish, a Taiwanese, a Hong Kong man, a Caucasian American, an African American, a Japanese, a Russian, a French, an African, a New Yorker and a gay, all with very distinct character and accents.

The Most Dazzling Ethnic Wind (最炫民族风) was voted the new “song of miracle” by Chinese netizens, who claimed that the song has a mind-numbing effect. Parodies of the song have been circulating the Chinese internet like crazy.

A Youku video showing a man picking up a bunch of snakes as if they are ropes got over 1 million views in 3 days. Chinese netizens made a new Li Gang joke out of it.

The day before an exam, a tiger mom in Nanjing, China, forced her daughter to finish tons of math exercises. The daughter refused and wrote the following poem with anger, “Mom, I have too much pressure”. Two twin sisters in Hong Kong echoed with the pressured daughter in Nanjing and made her poem into a song.

A news clip upload on March, 20th, on Youku.com shows how a grandma-aged woman in a white cami was attempting to rob an armed cash van with an ax in the middle of the street. The video attracted 25 pages of comments by now.

Feb. 7th, at a Postal Service Bank of China in Tianjin, a bank robber calmly walked in, put on a mask, pulled out a hammer, knocked at the bullet-resistant glass for about 4 mins, broke a hole, sneaked in and freezed by the police.