"Pathetic Europe"? "Sarcozy, with his dirty tricks"? No worries, it's just a children's poem. If you've ever wondered how Chinese kids are being indoctrinated with nationalistic ideals from a young age, here's a video to show you.

Al Jazeera's Melissa Chan reports from Huaxi, China's richest village, which turned what Deng called "socialism with Chinese characteristics" into a multi-billion dollar industry. (h/t Shanghaiist)

Green bloggers "China's Green Beat" explain in a new video the ecological challenges that populations are facing in the Nu River valley (Yunnan), as project for building huge dams are on their way. Interviews show local inhibitants trying to suggest some alternative solutions.

The tenth and final update from the longest journey by skateboard ever. Watch as New Zealander Rob Thomson becomes the first person to ever skateboard the breadth of China, and completes his 12,000km solo and unsupported trek by skateboard through Europe, across the USA, and across China.

2008 September 12, several Northeastern Chinese men caught on video hitting & kicking a woman bus driver in Wuhan, where another bus beating happened in 2006.

The Beijing Welcomes You (World of Warcraft Version) music video for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

A catchy little tune by Chris Pereira, a more creative version of Hong Laowai (Red Foreigner) who puts together his own original Chinese songs as well as vlogs his thoughts on contemporary China. (h/t to Danwei)

The Asia Society compiled a nicely presented video of policy leaders from across Asia saying which US presidential candidate is viewed most favorably in their part of the world.

Barack Obama won hands down in countries across the region.

For this episode, titled "Graffiti Shanghai," host and producer Adam Schokora (小石) meets up with three of Shanghai's best known graffiti artists: Popil, Zhang Lan (AKA: Mr. Lan), and HKer, to get their inside perspective on the local graf scene and catch them in action painting a few pieces.

After the show, stay tuned for a musical performance by 21 Grams, a Shanghainese experimental post-rock band whose introspective music is largely inspired by their passion for film.

Camera cuts away to pre-recorded footage as soon as the RSF protestor runs up to the podium.

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