If you want to have extra bacon for your burger, make you you can be able to finish it.

This kind of creation can only be found in China.

Source: TechFever Network

After the live lobster arcade game in Japan, live crab vending machines exist

in Nanjing, China. “Big sluice crab”, also known as “Shanghai hairy crab” are considered

a delicacy in China, especially the crabs which come from Yangcheng Lake, it could cost

up to hundreds Chinese yuan. Lately, China introduced vending machines to sell

this species of crab in the subways. Normally they are sold in markets and trussed

up with cord. On the vending machines, the company promotes this innovative service

with a slogan “Refused to be tied up”, honestly speaking, I don’t find really difference

between being tied and put in a plastic box.

The crabs are stored at 5 °C (41 °F), which induces a sleepy state of hibernation. You can

even purchase a bottle of vinegar to spice up your crab. If you have no time to go to the market

to get them, the vending machine may help, but they are available only in Nanjing,

at the moment.

Source: Weird Asia News

Source: Flwrider

If you think serving ice-cream is an easy job, it might not be as easy as you think,

at least not in Dubai.





Source: Weird Asia News

In Thailand, Saiyuud Diwong’s book “Cooking with Poo” is the frontrunner

for “Strangest Book Title,” although for her, the title makes perfect sense.

The word “poo” in fact means “crab” in Thai.



Source: Weird Asia News

Source: Kul Sign Festival

A Chinese daredevil has broken a Guinness World Record after balancing
a staggering 23 wooden benches on just his teeth in Chongqing, China.
Thirty-year-old Li Hongxiao has been balancing objects in his mouth since
he was a child. With each bench one metre long, 45 centimeters high
and weighing in at 3kg, the combined weight stood at a whopping 69kg
- almost as much as his 75kg body weight.

The Japanese seriousness is world famous and it is also one of the things

that I admire very much. One example, everything is nicely decorated in Japan,

from packaging, shop display, people’s hairstyle, food and even on manhole!

When I was in Japan, instead of looking around, I spent lots of time on looking

on the ground and seeking for those manhole cover arts, as they are crazy nice

and more than just manhole covers. If people steal the manhole cover in China

for selling in order to get money, I guess I’d steal the one in Japan just because

of its art piece on top.







One of the cutest!
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