#WordlessWednesday #Shanghai
Wordless, so no explanation – I will write about that in my next post.
A photo for #WordlessWednesday – no words, just pictures. Allow your photos to tell the story.
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The title is quite funny. 😊😊. Loved it.
Thank you! Not sure if this company still exists 🙂
Is this the investment they’re making to create chaos in the west? On a similar vein, I have noticed that the once frequent visits by Chinese who irritatingly bounce on and off my website has ceased of late. Not sure if it is the result of further censorship or ennui.
The behavior of some Chinese people on the Internet is really very disturbing. I think the long lockdown has changed some behavior. And yes, access to western social media platforms has been severely restricted.
As for this company: I have no idea what this is about. I came across it by accident when I met a friend nearby.
The sign makes me grin. Unlike the state of the world’s current economy.
Yes, there are always phenomenons that make me smile in China, especially wrong and thus most funny translations from foreign languages.
Ah, I see I can “like” you again. Wonderful!
Great to hear, Nancy Richy! But you can always like me regardless of whether wordpress agrees or not 🙂 🙂
That’s awesome. There was a sign — huge sign — by Disneyland (Anaheim CA) for a Chinese restaurant, just four enormous letters saying “CHAOS” My stepson and I still laugh about it. I think he said, “I knew it. It’s no theory.” James Gleick’s book had recently come out.
I need to investigate why on earth CHAOS? Normally Chinese spend a lot of time to find a “lucky” name for their business….
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You chose your photo line very well. Congratulations.
Thank you so much!
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