Eric Jou's discussions

The first Xiao was just a pseudonym the second was her actual last name. We don't know what Xiao Ai's real name is =[ Read more

I'm referring to any protest where the PLA doesn't come out guns blazing =] Read more

google maps, hands down. Read more

I have to say, much of what happens with crowds in China nowadays is orchestrated by someone. Read more

lol - Brian's in Japan. I was at the Apple store when it got egged but that was like Last year! unfortunately I was in San Jose during the Microsoft event. I was at the Apple event. Read more

they dont' get cleaned enough. They're 24 hours and people don't care about their enviroment just about their virtual one... Read more

Hey hey! As kotaku's China reporter let me explain =] Read more

hahahaha that can be arranged? (not sure who decides shop contests so don't take my word for it =]) Read more

yup - I swapped it out when I saw your message! We're pretty active with comments here on Kotaku =]. I've been meaning to show some good stories about China for a while now. Like the story of the kids filming a project on RE and then scaring the crap out of the security guard. The police and school were supportive… Read more

I did eat the fries =]! Read more

Good Catch! Read more

Depends on the draw but a game of 三国杀 could last 5 minutes to an hour and how addicted they were to playing it. Read more

That's what i thought too! Read more

I wrote crinkle cut...maybe someone changed it! Read more

HAHAHAHAHA - also there was no bathroom as it was a restaurant in a mall =[ the bathroom was part of the mall. Mall bathrooms for the most part are stinky squatters! Read more

I asked about that, and she said it was business as usual. Hello Kitty is huge here and i think it has to do with the location being that it's in Beijing and in a much more affluent and more "cultured" (more foreigners and returned Chinese) neighborhood. Read more

I totally should and need to identify myself as a journalist - but and i say this with a huge but (both literally and figuratively), it's easier for me to do things like reviews in China when I don't. Read more

It's what I do, my job is to relay information, and if someone doesn't get it I'm not doing my job right ;-;. Any more questions send them my way. If I can't answer them I'll get someone else to, if there are any problems what what I've presented and you know better, definitely call me up on them! Most importantly… Read more

Definitely glad to the Collegian reporter being professional! That's why the Collegian is one of the best college papers in the country. Read more

If you go up a sentence it reads "Shenzhen's Foxconn factory has lines of people queueing up for work because the wages are considered "good". In reality Foxconn wages aren't good, Chinese wages are just crap." Read more