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via: scotsman news, the economist

according to Professor Li, "When golf was introduced into China most people naturally assumed that golf was a foreign game. In fact this is contrary to the historical facts. Golf, as we know it today, clearly originated in China."

i know that football was invented by chinese, and i am not surprised to learn that golf was also a great chinese invention, actually i can predict that car racing, diving, boxing and swimming will be proved to be great chinese inventions too.

and economist says an ancient map strongly suggests that that American continent was found by chinese first

i am so proud, i will have a dream tonight in which i am an ancient chinese, maybe an ancient chinese seaman that was crossing the pacific and playing golf with american indians ...

via: sina news (in chinese)

japanese film producer Fuji was accused of smuggling its products to china by collaborating with a local distributor in guangxi province. china's Commission of Development and Reform received an anonymous letter from company A, who says its investigator found that JuXing company was involved into smuggling film products to china and the company was presumed to be the dummy of Fuji.

both Kodak and Fuji have been involved into smuggling in china before and Kodak has assisted chinese government by providing information of suspected Fuji distributors.

it's good to see that anybody that plays unfairly got caught, but the public sentiment against Fuji displayed in mass media makes me a little uncomfortable.