The peanuts man, Kaifeng, China. . .
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Taxi cabs in Kaifeng are very small and have these bars so that you have something on which to hold on for dear life. Cab riding is a hazardous adventure in China.
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I’m thinking Kaifeng, a city of 400,000 in Central China’s Henan region, has more of these 3-wheel taxis and all kinds of two-wheelers than 4-wheel automobiles. I never saw a pickup truck in China at all, BTW.
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Hi, kiddo–don’t you want to smile for the folks back in the U.S.?
No?
Is that your final answer?
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Don’t mind me, folks—just passing by.
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This is Katherine (which her Chinese name translates to in English), a 24-year-old college grad with a degree in International Relations and no job, like so many college grads in China. Sounds familiar, huh?
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Another of the 1.2 billion faces of China.
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He did all the work, I did all the relaxing in the boat ride.
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Hey guys!!! Let’s run over that American crossing the street over there!!!!!
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I’m glad I work out—China has lots and lots and lots of steep steps to climb if you want to get up where the great views are.
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