Ai Weiwei - the guy who likes to point out all the flaws of Chinese society to the world using his art - captured some crazy footage of a brawl that broke out and people were violently throwing chairs, and metal pipes at each other outside a restaurant in Beijing. 

It turns out that the projectile battle was between ethnic Tibetan street vendors and Chinese people who work in that restaurant.  It got really bloody as you can see some guy with a bloody face.

I don't know what sparked the fight in the first place but you can bet the Western media is going to have a field day with this knowing that one of the parties involved with this conflict are ethnic Tibetans.

Oh geeze and what else.  Look at the Beijing police officers and how they were handling the situation.  They don't even look like police.  They look like mall security guards.  In fact the police couldn't even control the situation between the two parties.  I thought China was supposed to be a totalitarian state or something but these police officers really suck.  They couldn't even keep the peace or stop the people from hurling bricks.  Quite embarrassing for the Beijing police....

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Video footage of a Japanese middle school student on a public street in Tsuruhashi ( the Koreatown of Osaka), screaming outbursts of anti-Korean hate speech and calling for a masscare of Koreans has gone viral in Youtube.

I'm all for free speech but.... seriously Japan?  This girl was making DEATH THREATS to Koreans living in Japan and the police in front of her didn't do shit?

Did she admit to the Nanking Massacre?

One thing that I couldn't believe at first was that she mentioned (admitted to?) the Nanking Massacre.  The English subtitles in the video translates the schoolgirl saying: "If they want to be that arrogant we will start Tsuruhashi massacre like Nanking massacre!"

Her fellow anti-Korean ralliers said "YES!!!" in response to her death threats.  I guess they all know about the Nanking Massacre too?

I thought the Japanese popular belief was that the Chinese fabricated the whole Nanking Massacre.  But the way how the schoolgirl referenced it, it seems to me like she believes that the Nanking Massacre is a real event and a real Japanese war atrocity against the Chinese.

I guess the cat is now out of the bag.


Watch the video footage quick before it gets taken down again because of Youtube's policies against hate speech.

I went shopping a couple days ago at a local Asian supermarket here in Vancouver. 

When walking by the frozen goods section, something caught my eye.  So I stopped and took a picture of this (click on the pictures to enlarge them):

Here is another photo.

What I saw was a brand of frozen Chinese buns called "James Bun".  I guess it's a play on 007 James Bond?  But look at the obnoxious Asian-looking on the logo!  Look at his chinky eyes, his snouty nose and his buck teeth.

Oh noes!  What a horrible and gross misrepresentation of Asian people.  That is so racist!

Oh what?  This is a Taiwanese product and company behind this?  Well... shucks.  I don't know what to say anymore.  But I am still offended!  Boo hoo hoo hoo!  I'm telling on you to my Asian-American blogger and vlogger friends...

So... I finally got a search box for Asian Hip Hop Times.  Powered by Blekko. 

You guys can now search for whoever and whatever to your heart's content.  w00t!

I just watched this Dutch produced short clip entitled Temptation for Jesus in Korea. 

It's about Pastor Nam Yon Seok from Seoul Lang church who thinks it's kosher to use Korean gunpang cookies and potholders as tools for evangelism.

Handing out cookies with church flyers inside the package to people on the street, even to unsuspecting children who are just eyeing for sugary treats, seems like a nice gesture to let everyone know about the church and it seems relatively harmless.  But going door-to-door giving out potholders as a guise for evangelism is kind of creepy.

Heck, this was what even Pastor Nam said about his style of door-to-door style evangelism:

This is really like guerrilla evangelism.  It's like surprise!   Here's a free potholder for you.  Now you listen to me about our church.  We won't stop until you join our church lol.

The female pastor is so crazy.  Notice how at 3:30 mark of the video she approaches from the side of the door entrance so that even before the door opens totally, she can immediately get her foot in the door to give out the free potholder to the unsuspecting person behind the door.

Is this kosher evangelism?  I don't know.  I don't think there are any Bible verses against this.  Not to my knowledge at least.  But it's definitely weird.

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This blog post is decided to all you innocent boys and girls out there with pure hearts of gold and who have dreams to become a Kpop star.

See that picture above?  Read the subtitle.  That's exactly what this creepy judge from the K-Pop Star Hunt reality show said in English after picking a certain Taiwanese boy to go to the next round.

The full quote:

Yeah...no shit!  The judge said it flat out.  You will be exploited.  How much more obvious can he be?  That's what will happen to you if you ever decide to become a Kpop star.  The whole Kpop music industry is corrupt.  Don't worry if your skin is too dark or if you don't look Korean enough.  Just run while you can.  Lolz.

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