I actually played a bigger version of this when I was a kid like 35 years ago.

In China, it's kinda popular for water driving marble ball rolling means money keeps rolling in.

Never thought I will see China's state owned tv news here...

We really need more this kind of person in China. It's in China, yes.

Guys, China again... And riding a bike with umbrella is really some weird scene you expect to see a lot here.

On the contrary while in the UK.

Michael Catson! And he's a China Cat!

I am sure it's somewhere in Yun‘nan, a south-western province in China.

Well, it's not rare in China...

From the parking sign and the plate... It's in Beijing, China.

It's actually the Progression of the Colour TV.

Really wish I could live in such a world...

Luckily he spread his fingers...lol

Again, freeway (they are not free actually) in China...

Yeah, and it's in China! Tremble now, the whole WORLD!

Haha... the whole torso is fake. Only the baby's head and hands are the actual one. Sorry for the spoiling! :P

It's actually making fun of "single-dog" in Chinese internet-language.

Well, in China, it's a common item you can find in the local bazaars. Only $2 around.

Well, Vietnam is not alone. In most cities in China, it's a normal scene that you can see anywhere...

It was actually this Monday... hours later, the same thunderstorm arrived in Shanghai, where I live.

Well, just about less than 40 years ago, when I was a little boy in China, we were educated in that way too: Orchestrated greeting to some foreign VIPs visiting the town or some national/international sports games, or even some political parade (yes, we were even allowed to take part in the parades organized by the communist party then). So this is really not something strange to Chinese like me.

It's actually a Chinese artistic tech which is called "internal drawing" with a history of 300 years. And what the painter drew is a Chinese ancient general leading his troops towards battle ahead, not a Japanese Samurai. The armour, weapon, and the style of the army flag are typical Chinese ancient style.

Well, that was famous in China 30 years ago, only to be revealed fake later: there is some kind of support and holding system behind this monk and the camera angle hid it.

It's a tiger actually. And funny thing is that in Chinese legends Cats taught Tigers everything except climbing trees... and that saved them from being eaten by Tigers.

Later news revealed it's a pre-recorded video footage, not a live real one. Shame! Same as Beijing's "big-foot-fireworks" in 2008.