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Some netizens have applauded the campaign for showcasing traditional Chinese clothing, while others find it cheesy and uncool Read More
Chinese users on Douyin (the local version of short video giant TikTok) have found a novel way to brighten up their regular commutes: time-travelling costume changes.
Basically, commuters walks into the subway wearing normal clothes, and then their outfits suddenly change to something super special when they get out of the train carriages — courtesy of a little video trickery. The premise is simple, but the results are pretty stunning.
From everyday dress to qipaos, from pyjamas to Hanfu, people are coming up with all kinds of outfits as part of the challenge.
And if you dig the above transformations, here’s a full 8-minute plus compilation fo some of the best ones taken from Douyin:
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Some netizens have applauded the campaign for showcasing traditional Chinese clothing, while others find it cheesy and uncool Read More
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While the U.S. Congress grilled Shou Zi Chew, many Chinese netizens were drooling over the young CEO for his “hotness” and impeccable portfolio Read More
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While in-app purchases on TikTok remain rare, China’s version — Douyin — does well in this area and has even launched an online supermarket Read More