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Don’t you see anything unusual? Look carefully in the continuation of the post.
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The New Year is a holiday where sometimes people cover big distances to meet with family, friends to celebrate it together.
Wherever you live, you can buy a ticket on a train, plane, ship and to get to your destination.
Anywhere, but not in China.
In this country, to get on the train (the most accessible means of transport) in January will be very problematic, even if you have a ticket.
After seeing the photos you will understand what that means.
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This man teaches mathematics at one Chinese school.
And the pictures that you are going to see have done a lot of noise at various forums.
You’ll see why after the jump.
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In China, these ad flyers are everywhere: on poles, on the railing, and even on the pavement.
And how to deal with them, ‘cause it would take lots of time to get rid of them using your hands? But there’s always a solution. See below.
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It sure doesn’t look like an occidental wedding but it doesn’t mean it was not a happy and funny wedding.
I think it’s always interesting to take a look at other cultures and see the way some things happen over there, like weddings for instance…
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All this crowd here has come to meet prospective employers, recruiters. Frankly, it’s quite a show with so many job seekers.
While there is nothing particularly surprising as China is having the largest population in the world.
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Just look how children are transported home from one kindergarten.
I definitely wouldn’t want my child to go to that kindergarten ;)
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Look closely at the photo, there is one person with some kind of weird thing on his head.
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What you will see inside the post are not the stills from a horror movie, but a reality.
It's no secret that China has big problems with the environment - permanent pollution.
And these innocent boy and girl have unwillingly become its victims.
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This is an insight of how castings for new flight attendants happen in China.
Interesting to see. I wonder how it happens in occidental countries…
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Here's a funny guy that can be found on the streets of a Chinese city.
I don’t know what motivates him to dress like this and to put make-up, maybe it’s some kind of joke or party, but it clearly raises the mood to everyone around him ))
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I’ve seen a lot how people sleep while sitting, standing and even in various unsuitable places.
But I see THIS for the first time. It is far too extreme as a place to take a nap in. See below.
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Yeah, wedding procession of these bros is quite impressive.
Here are a few examples of unnecessary things. As for me, this is too much.
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Peng Shuilin had half of his body amputated after being run over by a truck. But he never gave up!
His recovery has amazed surgeons after almost two years undergoing a series of operations.
The vice-president of the hospital where this 37-year old Chinese man has been treated said: “He is amazing and the only person in the world to survive having so much of his body amputated.”
He’s doing well now and has opened his own bargain supermarket - called the Half Man-Half Price Store.
That’s incredible. It seems nothing can get him down…
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If some of you want to buy this super luxury penthouse, they will have to pay about $15 million.
This apartment of 900 square meters is situated in one of the towers of Tomson Riviera, in Shanghai. Big, pricey and luxurious… see it yourself.
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In 1969, Chairman Mao ordered the construction of Beijing's underground city.
It was designed for six million residents in case of a nuclear war.
The war did not happen and the underground city is in ruins.
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Now it is somehow “trendy” in China to climb somewhere and try to commit suicide, but in most cases, no one jumps.
And thank God, it is well that ends well ;)
Here are two cases with girls who were tired of life.
I do not know what made them to take this step, but still, you shouldn’t rush to go there )) 
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Why do you think all these cab drivers are gathered here? Maybe it was some kind of demonstration or something else like that.
Answer is inside.
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Here they are, brilliant representatives of the criminal world of China.
Just look at these smart faces ;)
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Here’s how one cab driver was going to the wedding with this procession.
Hit the jump to see more. 
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There are no laws during a street fight, you can kick wherever you want and use all that you can find on the ground etc.
Here’s as an example, a fight involving six men and several women in the streets of a Chinese town.
Yeah, it’s true that they use anything they find while fighting. 
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Having a perfect wedding day with everything occurring as you wished is not that easy because shit happens, it’s like that, you can’t do anything about it.
Sometimes, something goes wrong during the ceremony, sometimes it’s about the wedding cake… but sometimes, it’s on the way to the wedding place!
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Because many bus drivers think they can do several things at the same time.
Personally, I would not risk being in the same bus with such “pilots”... 
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Some residents of a Chinese town should cross such a dangerous bridge everyday.
And it is not only its horrible condition, it is the very construction of the bridge that is really weird. 
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Very sad pictures depicting how hard life can be for some people.
Not only she is handicapped but despite her young age, she already has to beg for money in the streets…
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Photograph Per-Anders Pettersson travelled on the Chinese part of the Silk Road. It was a 3200-kilometer journey from Xian to Kashgar that took 3 weeks by train, bus, plane, 4x4…
He did that experience to describe the life along the Silk Road in today’s China.
Have a look, it’s interesting to see.
