they really have a great buzz going at Peng Hao, the place was full on Thursday for the opening night of Dirty Dancing. Apart from the dancing, there are lots of supporting acts like Nick the magician who makes tables fly in the air, some sassy belly dancing, bike tricks and a knock-out comic Chinese female quartet. There is also the high-octane comic flair of Cherry and Berry who strings thing together... maybe the show's storyline could have been plotted more tightly but what stood out on Thursday was the rollicking, bubbling enthusiasm of the entire cast. This crew sets Peng Hao alight! In your entrance ticket cost you also get a glass of red wine and dessert, so my advice is get there while they still have tickets!

Good idea. Every year tens of dead, hundreds of injured, plus many buildings burned down....

what's the freaking point?

savages....

it finally rained!

I believe that individuals have ever right to use fireworks to celebrate the new years holiday, on a farm.

To allow the citizens of Beijing to use low grade explosives and projectiles in an urban environment that is this densely populated is reckless. What makes the situation all the more sad is that a sky scraper had to get burnt down for a debate to be taken seriously again, and not the hundreds of people who end up in the emergency room due to firework related injuries each evening.

http://www.chinasmack.com/pictures/cctv-fire-funny-photoshops-by-chinese-netizens/#more-5108

That would, of course, depend on how your date turns out ...

ok - PDFs here.

I think Alex was referring to the fact that he was even more elated at having seen Shadow perform in Beijing than Obama's getting elected. Shouldn't be construed as a diss...

twitter's chinese search is too bad, you can see another twitterlike website called 饭否 in China, there are many messages about the cctv fire

http://fanfou.com/search?q=cctv

http://fanfou.com/search?q=%E8%A3%A4%E8%A1%A9