Chinese Rude

Gamers in China have lost access to World of Warcraft, owing to the furious dispute between Activision Blizzard and NetEase, its longtime partner in the market. The Chinese game publisher confirmed previously that it rejected a proposal from Blizzard to extend the partnership for six months. Blizzard has promised World of Warcraft players in the co...

2016 could well be the year of gaffes as politicians across the globe suffered foot-in-mouth moments from Donald Trump misreferencing 9/11 as '7/Eleven' to Queen Elizabeth II being caught on camera referring to Chinese officials as "very rude".

The British media is riddled with "barbarians" who would benefit from a lesson in manners from China's ancient civilisation, a state-run newspaper said Thursday after Queen Elizabeth II called some Chinese officials "very rude".

Queen Elizabeth II was caught on camera describing members of a Chinese delegation on a state visit last year as "very rude", in a rare diplomatic gaffe by the British monarch.

Queen Elizabeth II has been overheard on video describing Chinese officials as "very rude to the ambassador" in a conversation with a senior police officer at a Buckingham Palace event celebrating her birthday.

China praised the British royal family today for its treatment of President Xi Jinping in London and rejected suggestions Prince Charles had been rude by skipping a state banquet for the Chinese leader the day before.

On a recent Sunday night in the working class Hong Kong district of Mong Kok, a group of young, radical activists swore through loud-hailers and gestured rudely as they denounced mainland Chinese as "prostitutes" and "barbarians".

Gamers in China have lost access to World of Warcraft, owing to the furious dispute between Activision Blizzard and NetEase, its longtime partner in the market. The Chinese game publisher confirmed previously that it rejected a proposal from Blizzard to extend the partnership for six months. Blizzard has promised World of Warcraft players in the co...

2016 could well be the year of gaffes as politicians across the globe suffered foot-in-mouth moments from Donald Trump misreferencing 9/11 as '7/Eleven' to Queen Elizabeth II being caught on camera referring to Chinese officials as "very rude".

The British media is riddled with "barbarians" who would benefit from a lesson in manners from China's ancient civilisation, a state-run newspaper said Thursday after Queen Elizabeth II called some Chinese officials "very rude".

Queen Elizabeth II was caught on camera describing members of a Chinese delegation on a state visit last year as "very rude", in a rare diplomatic gaffe by the British monarch.

Queen Elizabeth II has been overheard on video describing Chinese officials as "very rude to the ambassador" in a conversation with a senior police officer at a Buckingham Palace event celebrating her birthday.

China praised the British royal family today for its treatment of President Xi Jinping in London and rejected suggestions Prince Charles had been rude by skipping a state banquet for the Chinese leader the day before.

On a recent Sunday night in the working class Hong Kong district of Mong Kok, a group of young, radical activists swore through loud-hailers and gestured rudely as they denounced mainland Chinese as "prostitutes" and "barbarians".