Adele has really become an international super star. Her music knows no bounds, being covered by artists around the globe. Her latest fan to go viral is thuly667 for his amazing cover of Rolling In The Deep performed on the traditional Chinese string instrument, the guzheng. The week old cover video stands with 350,000 views, and is featured by TheDailyWhat.
Danny Chen was like millions of American children. He was born from immigrant parents in New York City and loved his country. At the age of 18 he enlisted for the Armed Forces and was sent to Afghanistan.
Tragically, after only two months abroad, Danny was killed. But to make matters much worse, it wasn’t enemy combatants who killed him. No, it was his own fellow American soldiers.
Army investigators also found that Pvt. Danny Chen was the target of racial slurs, physical hazing, and abusive excessive exercises on a daily basis for more than 6 weeks.
The story seems like it can’t get any worse for the Chens, but it does. Now the Army is refusing to even charge the suspected soldiers with involuntary manslaughter. The Chens have made this video and a petition to help spread the word and bring justice to those soldiers who didn’t think Danny was American enough and deserved to be murdered in cold blood. We are ALL Danny Chen.
It sounds like science-fiction that you might see in an X-Men movie, but Chinese CCTV has just reported on a young boy who can see in the dark. Nong Youhui has bright blue eyes, which is almost unheard of in China, which prompted his father to take him to a hospital in Dahua, southern China.
The doctors were stunned to realize that the boy’s eyes seem to glow in the dark, like a cat, and when given a reading test in the dark, Nong had no trouble reading. Of course, this isn’t the first time someone claimed to have superhuman powers, so don’t get too excited just yet.
China’s People’s Liberation Army is the largest in the world, so perhaps that is why they are so willing to have their soldiers train in such dangerous ways. In this horribly dangerous training exercise, PLA soldiers pass around a live hand grenade, and only jump away at the last second. The video is featured on BusinessInsider, DailyMail, and HuffingtonPost.
Viewers in Asia have a much longer attention span, and that can really be seen in their lengthy video advertisements. This emotional and touching commercial in honor of the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Dragon, was created by rice distributor Bernas, and has quickly gone viral with English speaking audiences as well, being featured on Neatorama.
