大家都说无极是部烂片，但是我挺喜欢。
我小的时候，我妈最怕让我霸占电视机的遥控器，因为我专挑胡打乱闹的片子看，所以从小我就对武打片报有好感。很多人说无极看不懂，不知道在讲些什么。奇怪啊，有什么看不懂的？同学们，请把无极当成是一部简单的三角恋故事来看，一切玄虚土崩瓦解。爱情故事还能怎么讲？就算翻花似的编，编个群P也就到头了。之前我说如果爱不好看，是因为它把自己定义为了爱情片，我想看到真实，无极我能看下去而且觉得故事发展自然，是因为这本来就是神话。有些事情需要肤浅的去理解。
帅哥这么多而且都伟岸英俊是很讨我喜欢的。而且，很诡异的，我深深的深深的深深的爱上了光明大将军……多少聪明的一个男人！懂得在最后关头装怕死鬼去抢刀，而且，他竟然为倾城穿上了那件满身碎花像大被面儿一样的斗篷。无欢也不错的，多少幽默，拿着各种造型的小假手四处吓唬人，我很仔细的看了一下他的白色长袍，非常符合我们白色圣诞的要求，一点杂色都没有。无欢从小到大的形象深刻印证了一个我一直坚信的事实：小时候好看的孩子长大了不一定好看，小时候难看的孩子长大了百分之八十是个帅哥。
一般我对....
China's messing around with the world oil markets again. Three kinds of vegetable oils - palm, soybean, and rapeseed - will have their import tariffs eliminated beginning 1 January. China's tariffs currently in place on grain, sugar, and cotton, will remain in effect.
Since the central goverment doesn't want just anyone to be importing the stuff now that it's tariff-free, the Ministry of Commerce has set up guidelines for companies seeking to import oils. There's a registered capital requirement (10 million yuan). An annual sales requirement (200 million yuan). A prior import requirement (30,000 tons over three years). And, for producers, a capacity requirement (200 tons processed per day, or 3000 tons palm oil consumed per year).
These and other scintillating regulations, laws, and notices from the Ministry of Commerce can be found in the authoritative International Business Daily, which claims a readership of 4 million on 380,000 circulating copies.
More addictive options for Chinese gamers - Guangdong Data Communication Network, a China Telecom company, is getting involved in the nation's lucrative online gaming business through the Korean game RFOnline. As a diversification bid, this move comes as part of a strategy GDCN launched at the beginning of the year.
Changing sectors isn't cheap, though - the licensing fees run US$4 million, and the company plans to spend 50 million yuan on operating the game. It does have an in-house design group, set up last year, which will bear fruit in mid-2006.
The IT sector in China is in an interesting predicament. Investment is rising to levels rivaling the golden years before the bust, and all sorts of new opportunities opening up. In online career placement, a 1.69 billion yuan industry in 2006, 30% of the total job market, IT jobs account for up to half of all listings on many sites. Talented professionals in areas like IPTV are the objects of bidding wars.
Unfortunately, talent is what is lacking in today's IT marketplace. Or rather, appropriate talent. There is no shortage of applicants for high-end jobs in many sectors, but it's the so-called "blue-collar IT" workers - the armies of programmers - that can't seem to attract any interest. Some numbers put the shortage of designers and developers in the game industry alone at 600,000 people, but what kind of choice is it when a top-flight designer makes just a little bit more than the game's marketing director?
Sony, along with three other Japanese manufactures, saw their products fail a spot inspection this week. Sony's products were named; several models of digital cameras had image exposure and color balance issues that were considered relatively serious.
The other three manufacturers weren't named by the inspectors; all that was said was that the three were "similar in size to Canon and Panasonic." Canon stood by the quality of its products, as did Olympus. Sony expressed surprise, but said that it was working closely with the inspectors to resolve the matter. The incident doesn't seem to have kicked up much fuss beyond the usual chatter of the 抵制日货 folk.
Also in the news this week:
These summaries were collected from the The China Perspective, which covers major business news and trends in the China marketplace.
Friends (6人行), like the TV show, tells the story of six eccentric people living together and the interaction of their personalities. In this case, it's six recently graduated men who share an apartment to save on rent. Typical hijinks ensue: chasing girls, playing practical jokes on each other, and reimagining popular movies like Not One Less and World Without Thieves as twisted, Stephen Chow-style slapstick comedies.
The book is written in the form of diary entries - each of the six gets to write in his own style. It's been done before, but since Lin writes in a breezy style peppered with slang and netspeak, what we have is essentially six blogs bound together.
Lin's blog runs excerpts from Friends, as well as crude drawings that seem to have been done in Microsoft Paint. Representative of the humor on his blog and in his book, here is his rendition of a really hot straw hat.
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192075938 |
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57.65% |
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2.37% |
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1.55% |
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1.40% |
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1898626 |
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0.57% |
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0.35% |
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0.20% |
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0.15% |
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0.04% |
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134 |
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