It seems that every day we see something new, (although not new--just twists on things we've already seen). Here are a few of these things just from the last few weeks.
Yesterday Wang Jian took us grocery shopping. At a very busy intersection an old lady full-on jay walked--opposite corner to opposite corner-- while traffic was coming and going both ways. Wang Jian didn't think anything of it and apparently other drivers didn't either as no one honked at her and everyone just slowed down to avoid hitting her.
On the same shopping trip, while stopped at another busy intersection, I saw a tricycle type vehicle stopped in the middle of the intersection while the light was green and vehicles were going both ways. Okay!
I found some watermelon toothpaste. It says: "Contains high power watermelon, cream active ingredient +, Honeysuckle + Snowgrass, anti inflammatory and clear fire, Clean the fire, protect your gums, reduce plaque and strengthen your teeth." Let me know if you would like to pick you up a tube or two. I'm sure it's a life-changer.Food is very inexpensive here, which we don't complain about at all. I got all of this for $5.29. 1/2 lb of shrimp, and 5 types of vegetables.
I made these pot stickers. I bought the handmade wrappers at the local store. They cost me 29¢. That can't cover the cost of ingredients, let alone labor. (I have got to learn to make them for myself because homemade is WAY better than purchased and I'll want to serve them to you when we get home.)
Signs like this aren't new, but they still crack me up. And it is evidence of how difficult it is to learn Chinese. It really does not translate well. 












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