Amazing! 24 Different Design Options in One Tiny Apartment.
And this article is really interesting:
Shanghai Is Trying to Untangle the Mangled English of Chinglish
My favorite part: "...although some Chinglish phrases sound awkward to Western ears, they can be refreshingly lyrical... He offered the following example: While park signs in the West exhort people to “Keep Off the Grass,” Chinese versions tend to anthropomorphize nature as a way to gently engage the stomping masses. Hence, such admonishments as “The Little Grass Is Sleeping. Please Don’t Disturb It” or “Don’t Hurt Me. I Am Afraid of Pain.”"
So cute!
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