You might have heard of the news story about the overseas student who stabbed his Mom at Shanghai’s Pudong Airport and how only a Foreigner/LaoWai came to her rescue.
When I lived in China I would often slip on that marble and polished concrete they have everywhere when it was wet out. I swear the entire city of ShenZhen is one big slip and slide.

Above, Shenzhen
I slipped 3 or 4 times, one time down some marble steps and that spill was pretty serious. I was bruised up and couldn’t move my body for an entire day.
I asked my friend Yan about PaShi and if she’s ever fallen down, and if she was helped:
Yan: I also fell down one time in front of a market.it’s good was night
I felt imbarassed
My Red China:
how did you fall down?
did many people see you?
Yan: it’s night and have a slope I didn’t saw it
not many
MRC: did you stay on the ground for awhile
or pop back up fast
Yan: I remember it was bachelors day
MRC: did anyone help you?
Yan: not so fast,coz hurt.hurt my ass and arm
no
if anyone help me will make me feel more imbarasse
Another time I was on 中兴路 (ZhongXingLu) in Shenzhen with Gabi and Sara and this young guy on a McDonald’s delivery bike gently bumped this 混蛋 of about 40 years of age. The older guy proceeded to cause a huge scene like a drama queen, demanding to call the kid’s boss, wanting to take his bike, wanting money for the injury (there was none). A giant crowd formed. This guy just kept going and going. The kid kept silent and said sorry and nobody said anything. Not even like “Ok it was an accident, he’s sorry.” Nothing. Finally a city worker dressed in the blue outfit and a rice hat (pic below) stood up and tried to intervene and this old bastard pretended like he was going to slap him. He did so like “this lowly city worker”. However, one thing about PaShi is that if I went over there and pulled this guy’s hand off the kid i’d probably be beaten by a mob of angry 中国人。
Someone explain that for me.






Chinese Commentors On News Articles (WuMao) 五毛党
Posted on February 23, 2011 and filed under Internet.
Read any Yahoo News article about China and you’ll see the same group of commenters spouting the party line. Don’t let this fool you into thinking that these are regular Chinese Netizens. They aren’t. They are what Chinese Netizens refer to as The 50 Cent Party or WuMaoDang (五毛党). They are paid by the heavenly kingdom (reportedly a WuMao, or 3.5 cents each) to leave comments supporting the government.
3.5 cents for your thoughts
Don’t waste your time arguing with these shills, you’re just making sure they are paid more. Down vote them and move on.
If you see anyone talking about how the CCP/KMT is so great because they have brought prosperity, made china strong, etc you know that these are WuMao. Call them WuMao and move along.
You can find them in this story here, often posting under english names.
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