GuangzhouMap
October The Chinese stick unbelievably crappy Latin typefaces even onto the facades of giant buildings. Just because they don’t have anything better at hand. ![]() The main element of China’s infrastructure is a sliding gate at the entrance to anything and everything. The gates are usually polished chrome, often with displays. ![]() Many people at the expo are eager to lend Russians a hand. ![]() “Door-to-door” transport logistics Participant registration takes place in an incredibly antiquated setting. On the plus side, once you get a pass to the Canton Fair, it’s valid for 10 years. ![]() Buyers come here from all around the world. They’re offered an opportunity to buy roasted chestnuts the minute they step out onto the street. ![]() I invite my readers to try and sleep with their feet positioned in this manner. ![]() Christs. ![]() Please don’t copy our design, we just went to a lot of trouble to steal it ourselves. ![]() At restaurants in China, patrons are often given a special cloth sleeve to put over their handbags when they set them down on the chair, so that they don’t get stolen. ![]() Ticket sellers’ booths in the metro are designed to be the same height as all the ticket machines. ![]() |
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