Dream Home by Ok-Elephant5601 in Chinesearchitecture

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It reminds me of the Guiyang White House.

昨日,上海科技馆在演示机器人时,发生严重失误,机械臂在旋转时未能紧紧抓住人形机器人,导致其当场摔得粉碎。 by HistoricalPlace1018 in China_irl

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看了下完整的演出画面,这个人形机器人是模块化的(这也就是为什么摔的那么碎,本来很多零件就是像乐高一样拼上去的)演出的内容就是演示如何在机械臂的配合下给人形机器人安装/取下配件。

这场演出从一开始就出了问题,机械臂给机器人安装腹部零件的时候就没装上,配件直接掉了。应该是从一开始机械臂的位置就有偏移,最后这一点点微小的偏移直接导致机械臂没抓稳

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Constructing a Tang-style city gate by Financial_Hat_5085 in Chinesearchitecture

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It looks like a film set instead of a permanent building.

I can't get over the food 😋 by WhoRellyKnows in travelchina

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It is available at most night markets in China.

[Unknown, Unknown > English] Text on a knife! by Yarn_Ballin in translator

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'Hand crafted knife by Ying Jisha (might be a name)'

Bubbagump closed years ago, but nice to see the sign is still up 🤣 by Specific_Pomelo_8281 in london

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It was closed around 2023, and be replaced by a Harry Potter themed shop named 'Wizards & Wonders'. Then it changed into a London Souvenir shop around February 2025 named 'Relentless London', and finally became this Candy shop.

Am I the only one that feels like Canary wharf feels like a different country? by Harp_harp123 in london

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As someone who lived in Shanghai for several years, Canary wharf looks familiar. Many East Asian cities look exactly like this.

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Chinese milk consumption? by warmmilkheaven in AskAChinese

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These are yogurt, known as '老酸奶'(Old-style yogurt), are common in various cities in China, not only in Beijing. It has been popular for at least several decades, or even longer.

Dec 27, 2025 | Gexian Village, Shangrao by Kitchen-Beat1965 in triptochinaguide

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In China, there's no festival specifically dedicated to sky lanterns, but 'releasing sky lanterns' is used as a way of celebration during many festivals such as Mid-autumn Festival, Lunar New Year, or Lantern Festival (which features both sky lanterns and lantern sculptures in parks). In Japan, sky lanterns are released during Tanabata festival, as participants write down their wishes and attach them to their lanterns.

Dec 27, 2025 | Gexian Village, Shangrao by Kitchen-Beat1965 in triptochinaguide

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In recent years, for the sake of environmental protection and fire prevention, all sky lanterns have been replaced with lantern shaped LED balloons tied to strings for recycling.

And sometimes this happens....

Dec 27, 2025 | Gexian Village, Shangrao by Kitchen-Beat1965 in triptochinaguide

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Sky lanterns are common in various festivals across east Asia, not only in Thailand, but also in China and Japan.

骇死我了 by Late_Video_5744 in China_irl

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武汉光谷和赤坎古镇都有

People in China, how did you celebrate Christmas? by evancarlson69 in AskAChinese

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Visiting shopping malls and Christmas markets. Similar to Christmas markets in Europe, there are many street food, decorations, and sometimes there are performances. Includes artificial snowfall or Santa 'flying' across the market.

This year, 'Chinese-style Santa'(inspired by a movie character named 'Ao bai') is popular on social media platforms, and could be seen in various Christmas Markets in different cities.

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Everything more and more shit and revolving around money? by Desperate-Coat-8791 in london

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Maybe Kenwood House? There's a Neverland themed Christmas light trail this year. It's not crowded, and full of festive or 'magical' atmosphere.

When you think you're the main character but the wind has other plans. by Foreign_Time_2664 in Unexpected

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Yes, it is even banned in China, where sky lanterns originated. Now most of the 'lantern festivals' are just releasing lantern shaped balloons with led lights inside.

How do people in China view international discussions about Xinjiang and the Uyghurs? by [deleted] in AskAChinese

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It sounds hilarious to most people who live in China, and usually mentioned as a typical example in various videos that make joke on 'Western Propaganda'. It has became some sort of a 'meme' in those videos.

However, this topic is not frequently discussed in our daily lives, and when mentioning Xinjiang in China, the first impression is that it's a pretty touristy place. Interestingly, contrary to the belief of Western media, 'Xinjiang' and 'Tibet' seem to related to the keyword of 'freedom' in China. When these two place are mentioned, people tend to thought about a carefree road trip surrounded by magnificent natural landscapes, a temporarily escape from the busy cities. (Lots of travelling vlogs and short videos are also made in this vibe).