The Money Shot
Being the popular tourist attraction that it is, Xuzhou didn’t really have any unique souvenirs to take home. But I did find a toy jelly lens you can stick on the front of your camera to take close-close-close-close-up pictures of stuff. While most of the pictures I’ve taken have been of dirty toothbrushes, dead mosquitoes, and disgusting frogs (linked for fair warning), I do have two pictures of Chinese coins relevant enough to post on the blog… and act as a great filler until I’m in the mood to sit down and write an article about how much I hate dealing with Chinese schools. Enjoy!
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Responses to “The Money Shot”
Comments RSS Feed – All CommentsLola — 25 May 2009 @ 10:56 am
Good luck working through all of that. I’m sure someone will realize their error and hire you for as long as you want to be there.
Lola
Chinamatt — 25 May 2009 @ 6:43 pm
Some Chinese schools aren’t worth dealing with.
And those are some impressive close-ups. Definitely could’ve used that feature a few times (my close-ups always come out blurry).
Clark — 25 May 2009 @ 9:02 pm
Hey, Matt. I decided it’s not such a good idea to log in and post comments through a proxy server, but I’m still reading your blog. I bet you’re glad you don’t have to deal with this censorship garbage firsthand.
Pollytorg — 29 May 2009 @ 4:00 am
Wow. That is the most disgusting frog I have ever seen. I hope you didn’t find it in your kitchen.
Clark — 31 May 2009 @ 8:02 am
It was at the Terracotta Warrior Museum in Xuzhou. Don’t worry, the creatures in my kitchen aren’t nearly as gross.
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