Taipei and Hong Kong are so different that it would be easier to say what they have in common, rather than say what the differences are. Except that I cannot think of anything that they have in common. Sadly. Anyway... by "popular" demand, the blog is back up and staggering.
Of course, HK is part of the People's [i.e. no democracy] Republic of China, whereas Taipei is in the Republic of China [election campaign in full swing as we speak]. And one of the benefits of being in the PRC is exposure to PRC advertising. Here's a cracker - come to Chengdu, where this is a common sight in any public park:
Who needs J Walter Thompson? The one on the see-saw is particularly impressive, although I wonder if the picture of the girl might have been superimposed.
Of course, HK is part of the People's [i.e. no democracy] Republic of China, whereas Taipei is in the Republic of China [election campaign in full swing as we speak]. And one of the benefits of being in the PRC is exposure to PRC advertising. Here's a cracker - come to Chengdu, where this is a common sight in any public park:
Who needs J Walter Thompson? The one on the see-saw is particularly impressive, although I wonder if the picture of the girl might have been superimposed.
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