Since some of the discussion on Legal Eagle’s ‘Eating Greens‘ post revolved around China, I thought this image was apposite.
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5 Comments
hahahahahaha. I LOVE IT. I have a secret love of Communist propaganda art, as I know I’ve told you before…
This KAL cartoon from The Economist is a beauty too … the dragon is SOOO polite… and it’s so much more relevant with the falling greenback than it was in 2007 when first published.
(Perhaps it would be good to include next to the other one?)
When I used to go to China in the early 90s the street stalls were selling watches said to have been given to the PLA troops who cleared Tianamen Square on 4 July. I did not buy.
When I was in Russia in 1993 I did buy a red army badge. I couldn’t resist. But no – I wouldn’t have bought a PLA watch – ugh.
Ah yes, unpleasant adventures in tourism, parts 3 & 17. It’s a little like the squeegee boy DEM and I copped outside Auschwitz when we were in Poland.