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Reasons to be bullish about ChinaPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, March 16, 2009 9:27 AM
This mock ad, posted on forum website Xici Hutong, gives some reasons to be optimistic about China finding it way through the financial crisis.  The copy reads:
The mock ad seems to have been produced by a Guangzhou ad agency. Links and Sources
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Comments on Reasons to be bullish about China
交枪不杀，一百零八；
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为了实现伟大的中国共产主义，冲啊～～～～～～～！
that's very violent and yellow!love it!
It's a shame they had to use a girl with such small mosquito bites to paste the flag over :^(
Dear web site about media and advertising, it is worth mentioning that this is viral advertising campaign for BrandVoice, a branding firm based in Guangzhou.
Nationalism, Nakd Girls, and Financial Woes. Something for everyone.
that guy's necklace is so effete that i almost thought he was a woman there for a second.
Dror:
That's why I wrote "The mock ad seems to have been produced by a Guangzhou ad agency" and linked the agency's website.
Give a naked woman some useful implements and a purposeful look and people will joke that she looks like a man. Pre... dict... ab-... Oh no, wait - they're just insulting her breast size! Sorry :)
Jeremy: You did?! I must be going blind in my old age. My apologies, sir.
Namely, unity is strength.