Four-letter words flooded Chinese blogsphere this weekend as the Great Fire Wall has filtered flickr.com.
Keso said that he could only expressed his anger by one single word: F__K! (zh)
Kenengba points out the government is making ordinary citizen angry (zh).
Roland Soong at EastSouthWestNorth translates articles from two Hong Kong dailies of opposing views on the news that one of those newspapers' Olympic beat reporters has been refused entry and sent home.
Xueyong compares the U.S and China economic performance and pointed out that even though China has much higher GDP, its price economy is without solid base and thus results in a serious bubble economy.
Will blogs about his experience in getting his new born baby a Singaporean passport.
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I am very angry too. I could not access communism.org or hitler.org from within China. Those two websites too have been blocked by the GFW. I tested it using http://greatfirewallofchina.org/test/
Why is the Chinese government preventing its people from accessing information on Communism and reading about Hitler?
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