This article applies the psychology of cyberspace, particularly the online disinhibition effect, and the concept of oppressed group behavior among foreign English teachers in China to explain the phenomenon of lateral aggression on anonymous Internet forums. Readers are cautioned not to ever reveal their true identities on these forums and to take all advice with a grain of salt.

"I have never heard of Watergate," a close friend told me a few days ago. "All I know is that Nixon was the first president of America to connect with China. He was a great man." There are very few Americans from the past 50 years who Chinese people will laud and defend as ardently as former President Nixon.

Like seemingly everything else in China prefaced with ‘The World’s…Biggest, Longest, Most Populace, etc.,’ the Beijing Subway is presently the world’s fastest growing rapid transit network. By Tom Carter for Air Macau infight magazine.

It was quite a moment: the IOC president discovering that he does, after all, have the testicular fortitude to be something other than a complete Beijing sycophant.

Joseph Esherick talks briefly about his experience going back to China after his original research on China 30 years ago.