This is part of our China's 2015 Year in Review series.
From Chinese couples to Japanese pornstars — and plenty of funny videos — a look back at some of our biggest stories of 2015.
1. WATCH: The difference between Western and Chinese couples
Shanghai-based video producers Mamahuhu tackle a highly controversial topic: differences between Chinese and Western couples. It's a baijiu-drinking, golf-playing, baby-handing-off romp through dating, marriage and children.
2. Chinese tech company offers night with Japanese porn star as year-end bonus
Although the story is almost certainly untrue, the fact that none of the companies exposed in the story issued denials means it'll die hard.
3. Tales from the Chinese Crypt: 5 strange cryptids
A look at China's 5 strangest cryptids that haunt the backwoods of civilization.
4. WATCH: Things Chinese people say to foreigners
So why aren't you married yet? Why are you so fat (or skinny? or bearded?) The folks at Mamahuhu nail it again with this wildly popular video.
5. Dragonair flight delayed after mainland passengers fill sink with diarrhea
The headline really says it all...
6. Graph: How China's values differ from the rest of the world's
Professors Ronald Inglehart of the University of Michigan and Christian Welzel of Leuphana University have created a Cultural Map of the World to compare how values vary on a global scale.
7. 15-year-old's unsettling 'plastic surgery fail' captivates a nation
Henan teen became a Weibo celeb in April with her debatably 'sexy' pics.
8. Chinese state media's 'Top 10 strange American habits' is too good to be true
In the United States, it's apparently fatal to drink warm tap water, nobody wears coats in the winter, and they all sleep with their shoes on. This might come as news to American readers, but luckily Chinese state media is here to enlighten us all.
9. Taobao vs. Reality, take 2: the 'most revealing dress ever'
Warning: Objects on Taobao may appear sexier than they actually are.
10. Sanlitun Murder: 'It Was an Anti-Foreigner Attack'
Friends of victims shed light on alleged xenophobia attack in Sanlitun.
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