Aw Guo on IfGoGo: This is a “panda shaoxiang” version. Shaoxiang, aka “烧香” in Chinese, means go to the temple for burning incense and offering up a sacrifice. The Shaoxiang Panda is a very famous computer virus (worm like) in China during 20... ...full story at Virtual China
from Virtual China on Wed, Aug 13 2008
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| 29 Feb 08 |
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Pu Ning temple(I am inside) »
YouTube video Summer holidays and parents got rid of Cheng De City play together last year , went to have arrived at the maximal Chinese north Buddhism Tibet biography temple, inside burning incense is very flourishing , everybody can go to when you have time. |
| 15 Feb 07 |
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Computer Virus Writer Gets Taste of Medicine » china.org.cn Police will release an anti-virus program written by the author of the notorious computer virus Xiongmao Shaoxiang, or "panda burning joss stick", next week, an officer said yesterday. |
| 24 Sep 07 |
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Computer virus maker stands trial in central China » People's Daily The trial of the author of the notorious computer virus "Xiongmao Shaoxiang", or "Panda burning joss stick", that crippled millions of computers nationwide began in central China's Hubei Province on Monday, according to the People's Court o ... |
| 14 Mar 07 |
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'Panda' Returns to Cast Shadow over China's Cyber Space »
china.org.cn  A computer virus, almost identical to the "panda burning joss sticks" that plagued China's cyberspace for several months, has returned to haunt Chinese Internet users, according to a Chinese anti-virus software company. |
| 09 Dec 08 |
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The great glass curtain walls of China. Part 6 » Success Stories Arriving at the temple, our remaining giggles stopped instantly when we witnessed Jackson go into a religious frenzy, burning large amounts of incense, offering hell bank notes – a kind of fake paper money to appease the ghosts of his ancestors – knee... |
| 26 Jun 09 |
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Wang hearing told of pair's temple video » Shanghai Daily THE alleged lover of Asia's richest businesswoman testified yesterday that a video of them burning money and incense at a temple was an event intended to seal their relationship before a Chinese god. The testimony... |
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